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... Iter was Prime Minister during the Reform era, between 1830 and 1834. The late Earl was early life associated with several Whig and Liberal Administrations. He was Under* Secretary for the Colonies during his father's Government, then became Under-Secretary ...

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... opportunities for distinction which were abundantly afforded hint during the Stormy Session of 1846 ? The chances are that the Whigs would quickly have lieen expelled from office, that Sir Robert Peel would have come in again after the Corn Laws had l»een ...

... 305 votes to 236, and instantly resigned. This resignation was followed by this formation of a Coalition Cabinet between the Whigs, Perth., and Radicals. Mr. Gladstone received the post of Chancellor of the ES. chequer, sad began his career in his new office ...

... tottering it. falL A pro ..a l to lower the duty on Foreign roger in the Bud of 1841 leJ the T e n n t o join Mote with the Whig.. and Ministers were beaten by ad votes. Lord 31.1bourne then dinned% ed Parliament. Mr.Glarbdone wee returned for Newark once ...

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