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... 186,1, in company with the Peelites, the Irish Roman Catholics, and the group led by Mr. Cobden, I actively resisted both Whigs and Tories, but the last especially, in defence of religious liberty on the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill. 7. Un- questionably ...
... 1861, in company withl thoPeelites, the Irish Boman' Catholice, and the group led by -Mr. Cobden, I actively reisted both Whigs and Toriee,-but the lat especially, In defence of religious liberty on the 300 esi T itles Bill. 7. Unquestionably Idiffered ...
... Irish members, he was not paid, and did not intend to accept any payment for his sor: vices. Mr. Heneage, a Dissentient Whig, moved that King-Harman's salary should be provided out of the £-20,000 which the British tax-contributors pay the Lord Lientenant ...
... be harmless. But you are the creature of circum- stances, the result of an illegitimate alliance between the Tories and the Whigs. The Claauricarde of politics, you have been appointed to govern the-for the present v-most democratic country in Europe. And ...
... be ,xpected to mnake those saerifics but the Radi- eWls? It is a union, bhetweouna hugo body of Ties, a smaller number of Whigs, and a little greup of Radicals, and. of courso the minority must give way to ?? is clearly th view taken by ltho Government ...
... notorious* fact, the appropriate Nmedeais overtakem him, and he becomes a bore, Nobody can deny that the late Lord DnBBY was a Whig in 1830, that the late i RuQDDnu P WaS a Protoe- tionist in 1840, that Lord SSALmun-Y opposed in 18C7 a mtch milder reform ...
... fought election in Longford, when Mr. John Martin-the '48 convict-contested that county against the Greville-Nugents, the Whigs, and the older priesthood. Afterwards when Mr. George Henry lMoore, then M.P. for Mayo, had arranged to co-operate with his ...
... fought election in Longford, when Mr. John Martin-the '48 convict-contested that county against the Greville-Nugents, the Whigs, and the older priesthood. Afterwards when Mr. George Henry Moore, then M.P. for Mayo, had arranged to co-operate with his ...
... Sir W'iliam gradually broke with the Ra~odlexe asciationsa of ?? early youth and allired t himself inure classeg vwith the Whig section of the Liberal party. In 1852 bie joined 'ther admolnletratlon o f Lard Palmerstoa as Chla Commissioner of Works, 0and ...
... certainly no one has written more strongly in defence of the Union between Ireland and England. Lord Macaulay, perhaps the greatest Whig thinker and writer that this country has ever seen-what did Lord Macaulay say with regard to the argument that certain people ...
... In 1851, in company with the Peelites, the Irish Roman Catholics, and the group led by Mr. Cobden, I actively resisted both Whigs and Tories, but the, last especially, in.. defence of religious liberty on the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill. 7. Unquestionably ...