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... active hostility such seasoned Whigs as Sir William Harcourt and Mr. Fowler; thirdly, the doctrinaire Manchesterism and pettish temper of Mr. John Morley ; and fourthly by the ignorance, indifferenc«, and inertia of the Whig peers, Lords Spencer and Kimberley ...
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... and the present difficulties seem to add yet one more chapter the records of the bureaucratic mistakes under old fashioned Whig Ministers. The regrets for the illness of Sir Andrew Clarke afford a curious commentary on the state of public matters. While ...
... to be a Whig majority in the House of Lords, and as the Tories had just got into power in the Commons, they were determined to destroy the Whig majority in the Lords. They decided to make 12 peers in order to swamp the influence of the Whigs. Young Bathurst ...
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... e, which is about to be sold, Imo special interest for us in consequence of Macaulay's connection with it. There the great Whig historian was born; he liked the quaint old place, went thither as often as he could, and it was as Baron Macaulay of Rothley ...
... to be ark to daarmise the right bled of amass be the various mile, woe dw..lt upon, wad gives es to the tiara of holding the Whig semsged that the Implies* clwhibro shall be held dactime. Several civor• of intending were traded Is, and Oars is no doubt ...
... doors, was changed from an open chocolate house to a private club in 1736. At first it was the resort of the enemies of the Whig Government, and at last in George lll.'s reign it became the resort of the rabid supporters of the Tory Government, and the ...
... nameniag I whist' (Hewed the hearse. ()thine following IMO Dr. Pewee, Me J hl Yorke, aid Mr W Young P_sesesely einietaete in Mr Whig's shop), Mr Held (aisestast), Mr A H Plays*. Mr A B Smith, Roy. M Nickels, Mr L Prim. ler Z Herdsman, Mr l 3 It Oeldised, Mr ...
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... Mr Editor, 1 will admit that there is neither a Tory nor a Whig working man. They are all dead and buried long ago, and therefore if Mr Day is so very anxious to see either a Tory or a Whig working man, I would adviee him to go to some old churchyard ...
... as just an organ for a free play of mind, we have not. But we have the fidiabereh &rise, existiag as as organ of the old Whigs, and for ea much play of the mind may suit its being that ; we have the Quarterly Amine. ezisting ae sa °egos of the Tories ...