 | 1863 - 430 sider
...opposing. Again was he constrained to rely upon political opponents to support him against his own friends. He passed this last measure of his political life...Cobden,' the apostle of Free-trade, whom he had hitherto scouted. As he had braved the hostility of his friends for the public good, the people applauded his... | |
 | Thomas Erskine May - 1863 - 608 sider
...Again was he constrained to rely upon political opponents to support him against his own friends.2 He passed this last measure of his political life,...unadorned eloquence of Richard Cobden," — the apostle of free trade, — whom he had hitherto resisted.8 As he had braved the hostility of his friends for the... | |
 | 1863 - 858 sider
...opposing. Again was he constrained to rely upon political opponents to support him against his own friends. He passed this last measure of his political life...measure was due to ' the unadorned eloquence of Richard Cobdeu,' the apostle of Free-trade, whom he had hitherto scouted. As he had braved the hostility of... | |
 | Thomas Erskine May (baron Farnborough.) - 1865 - 672 sider
...226—251 ; Graham, ii. 422—427. Disraeli's Lord G. Bcut'uu-k, 30. him against his own friends.1 He passed this last measure of his political life,...unadorned eloquence of Richard Cobden," — the apostle of free trade, — whom he had hitherto resisted.2 As he had braved the hostility of his friends for the... | |
 | Thomas Erskine May - 1865 - 684 sider
...ii. 220—251 ; Graham, ii. 422—427. Disraeli'e Lord G. Beutiuck, 30. him against his own friends.1 He passed this last measure of his political life,...party. He had assigned the credit of the Catholic Belief Act to Mr. Canning, whom he had constantly opposed ; and he acknowledged that the credit of... | |
 | Thomas Erskine May - 1866 - 646 sider
...amid the reproaches and execrations of his party. He had assigned the credit of the Catholic Belief Act to Mr. Canning, whom he had constantly opposed...unadorned eloquence of Richard Cobden," — the apostle of free trade, — whom he had hitherto resisted.8 As he had braved the hostility of his friends for the... | |
 | sir Arthur Herbert Dyke Acland (13th bart.) - 1882 - 308 sider
...Miles, Newdegate, Spooner, Sir R. Inglis, Sir J. Buller, George F. Young, Bankes, Lord J. Manners. (c) " He passed this last measure of his political life...free-trade, whom he had hitherto resisted " (May, ii. 213). (rf> Lord John Russell's Ministry. — Lord John Russell, First Lord of Treasury ; Lord Cottenham,... | |
 | Arthur Herbert Dyke Acland, Sir Arthur Herbert Dyke Acland, Cyril Ransome - 1882 - 312 sider
...Miles, Newdegate, Spooner, Sir R. Inglis, Sir J. Buller, George F. Young, Bankes, Lord J. Manners. (c) " He passed this last measure of his political life...this measure was due to ' the unadorned eloquence of Richarti Cobden,' the apostle of free-trade, whom he had hitherto resisted " (May, ii. 218). (d) Lord... | |
 | Bart Arthur Herbert Dyke Acland, Cyril Ransome - 1883 - 80 sider
...Miles, Newdegate, Spooner, Sir R. Inglis, Sir J. Buller, George P. Young, Bankes, Lord J. Manners. (c) " He passed this last measure of his political life...213). (d) Lord John Russell's Ministry. — Lord John Hnssell, First Lord of Treasury; Lord Cottenham, Lord Chancellor ; Sir C. Wood, Chancellor of Exchequer... | |
 | Arthur Herbert Dyke Acland - 1888 - 356 sider
...Miles, Newdegate, Spooner, Sir R. Inglis, Sir J. Buller, George F. Young, Bankes, Lord J. Manners. (c) "He passed this last measure of his political life...free-trade, whom he had hitherto resisted " (May, ii. 213). 00 Lord John Russell's Ministry.— "Lord John Russell, First Lord of Treasury ; Lord Cottenham, Lord... | |
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He passed this last measure of his political life, amid the reproaches and execrations of his party. He had assigned the credit of the Catholic Relief Act to Mr. Canning, whom he had constantly opposed ; and he acknowledged that the credit of this measure... 
