London Society, Bind 13;Bind 15James Hogg, Florence Marryat William Clowes and Sons, 1869 |
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Side 65
... Whigs a tremendous majority , a majority counted by hundreds , and almost to annihilate the Tory , or Conservative party . That majority , however , gradually grew less and less , and after the dissolution of parliament , conse- quent ...
... Whigs a tremendous majority , a majority counted by hundreds , and almost to annihilate the Tory , or Conservative party . That majority , however , gradually grew less and less , and after the dissolution of parliament , conse- quent ...
Side 66
... Whigs carried the appointment of Mr. Shaw Lefevre as the new Speaker , in opposition to Mr. Goul- burn , who was supported by Sir Robert and his friends . The Tories afterwards abundantly acquiesced in the great merits of this ...
... Whigs carried the appointment of Mr. Shaw Lefevre as the new Speaker , in opposition to Mr. Goul- burn , who was supported by Sir Robert and his friends . The Tories afterwards abundantly acquiesced in the great merits of this ...
Side 67
... Whigs coalesced , placed him in a minority of seventy - three , and ejected him from office . During the remaining years of his life , Sir Robert gave an effectual support to the Whigs . It seemed , indeed , not improbable , on one ...
... Whigs coalesced , placed him in a minority of seventy - three , and ejected him from office . During the remaining years of his life , Sir Robert gave an effectual support to the Whigs . It seemed , indeed , not improbable , on one ...
Side 68
... Whig Government was then reinstated ; but , with the fatality that attends it , they were left in a minority on an income ... Whigs defini- tively coalesced against the Minis- ters . Mr. Disraeli made his memo- rable declaration , that ...
... Whig Government was then reinstated ; but , with the fatality that attends it , they were left in a minority on an income ... Whigs defini- tively coalesced against the Minis- ters . Mr. Disraeli made his memo- rable declaration , that ...
Side 70
... Whig phalanx reeled and utterly broke . The motion was withdrawn , and the Ministry , with whom the moral victory ... Whigs never before took so high a place among the county constituencies . It was felt that , with all his adherence ...
... Whig phalanx reeled and utterly broke . The motion was withdrawn , and the Ministry , with whom the moral victory ... Whigs never before took so high a place among the county constituencies . It was felt that , with all his adherence ...
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