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... of these Dorse hire labourers. Wo have stated much in the introduction the narrative, and have also pointed out that the old Whig families are now allied with the Toriea. The agricultural labourer knows that ia the Radical party—the parly which rave him ...
... bearing by removing Lord Hartington to the Upper House. The Duke of Bedford the head of another great Whig family, and' Lord Portsmouth, also an old Whig and loyal Unionist, have passed away ; as well as the Duke of Somerset; Lord Lytton, Indian viceroy; ...
... ago, the Central Dorchester Committee impressed upon the labouring clsescs the fact that the persecutors these labourers were Whig*—rorroe synonymous with Liberal Uaiontsts now-a daye—and then follows** the names of the committis, migulr.H. to. oßcibl. • ...
... which is associated also with Dorothy Boyle, and with Georgians Duche-w Devonshire and all her brilliant contemporaries the Whig party. Georoe IV., the queen and Prince Albert, the Emperor Nicholas, and the Emperor Napoleon the Empress Eugenie, are only ...
... entered the House of Commons Whig, and held the important office of Master-General of the Oronance in Lord Melbourne’s Administration. His son, the father of the new Ambassador, likewise sat in the Reformed Parliament as Whig member for Bodmin until his ...
... which is associated also with Dorothy Boyle, sad _wtth Georgina, Duchess Devonshire, and all her brilliant ontwnporariea the Whig party. IV.. the Queen and Prince Albert, the Emperor Nicholas, and the Emperor Napoleon and the Empress Eugenie, are only few ...
... but elementary wisdom to recognise and profit by it. What would have been thought of Free Traders some 50 years ago if, when Whigs and Liberals of that time were beginning to come over to them, Cobden an,. Bright had said, We will go our own way; we care ...
... the House of Commons as a Whig, and held the important office of Master-General of the Ordnance in Lord Melbourne's Administration. His eon, the father of the new Ambassador, likewise sat in the Reformed Par- Bement as Whig member for Bodmin until his ...
... eet* critic. It ie denounced a. hareh ami severe. It is (condemned la. and ecntimentab The preeent Poor Law was enacted by the Whig, in 18*4, with the assistance of Sir Robert Peel,as a rational and economic eubatltnte for the loose system of compulsory charity ...
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... y M*ts of critics. It is denounced harsh and is condemned as lax and sentimental. The pre-ent Poor Law was enacted by the Whigs in 1834, with the assistance Sir Robert Peel,as rational and economic substitute for the loose system of compulsory charity ...
... many matters, become more Conservative, Lis leadership will be more agreeable than it would have been some time ago to the whig section of the Unionist ranks. But there is another matter besides the leadrship in the House of Commons which is ea.rcising ...