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... unpopularity of the monarch, the great Whig families engrossed all power. By the easy method of representing their opponents Jacobites, they kept their own hands all the power of the Sovereign. The ideal government of the Whigs was, as Lord Beaconsneld said, ...
... weak Ministry, whereas, if the Whigs combined with the Protectionists, they would form solid majority the House of Commons, and Lord George, who had Whig sympathies, might easily join Whig Cabinet. Such a union was possible on the basis he bad indicated ...
... n England as the only basis and security for local government, and to substitute tor middle-class government under the Whig oligarchy or a great parliamentary middleman like Peel a political system under which the Tory Peers and gentlemen should ...
... the Conservative party was never so strong as in the summer of 1845. Their majority was triumphant and over> whelming ; the Whigs were so feeble that they r scarcely deserved to be called an Opposition, and the Ministers were, in oratorical power and a ...
... country had never suffered from Tory Administration, eithor by Coercion Acta or any other Aots. She had suffered either from Whig Acts or from absolute Radicalism. Cromwell waa about as deap a Radical and Republican as they could find, and to-day the curse ...
... oountry had never suffered from a Tory Admiuiatration, eithor by Coercion Acts or any other Acta. She had suffered either from Whig Aots or from absolute Radicalism. Cromwell was about as deep a Radical and Republican they could find, and to-day the curse ...
... THE COMPOSITION OF HIS CABINET. the assembling of the new Parliament, a vote of want of confidence the al; ready discredited Whig Ministry was carried | both Houses, and Sir Robert Peel was \ called upon to form a Cabinet. Lord Lynd- I hurst, then at the ...
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... owns an ass. On the accession of her Majesty, this jeu d'esprit was inscribed on an inn window : The Queen's with us, the Whigs exulting say; For when she found us in she let us stay.' It may be so; but give me leave to doubt, How long she'll keep you ...
... there seems to be a general confusion of parties, persona and principles. Thus we find Lord John Russell, at the head of a Whig Government, and supported by Radical followers, adopting for the present strictly Conservative line of policy, courting tho ...
... private, and good by post, the actual lendlr. C CHA_L_.S , Eaq., 4, Waterloo-place, PaU-mall, L N. B.-EsUblished 1367. since whig period the money fl f!v.-._iced Mr. CHARLES £4.t00.000. LENT PRIVATELY EASY TERMS FROM TO £2.000. & CO., 10, CORPORATION-STREET ...
... had triumphed, the Protectionists were beaten, the Bill had become law, but in hia hour of victory he was their power. The Whigs were solid against coercion. Even Cobden deserted Peel. expressed confidence, indeed, in him, eulogising him, passing panegyrics ...