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quadgram	frequency
the house of commons	235
in the house of	161
the church of england	72
of the house of	67
the house of lords	62
chancellor of the exchequer	51
one of the most	50
on the other hand	47
at the same time	44
at the end of	42
of the liberal party	39
the board of trade	37
for the first time	36
of the church of	35
of the irish church	34
a member of the	32
in the course of	31
on the th of	31
in the midst of	30
the question of the	30
for the purpose of	29
the duke of newcastle	29
the head of the	28
the duke of wellington	26
of the board of	25
was one of the	24
at the head of	23
in the autumn of	23
of sir robert peel	22
for the sake of	22
president of the board	22
the repeal of the	21
in the history of	21
by a majority of	21
the church of rome	20
that is to say	20
in the way of	20
of the corn laws	19
the chancellor of the	19
to form a government	19
the end of the	18
as we have seen	18
on the subject of	17
the hands of the	17
the established church of	17
that it was the	17
in the case of	17
the rest of the	16
in a letter to	16
to the house of	16
with a view to	16
the policy of the	16
at the beginning of	16
on the other side	15
of the conservative party	15
repeal of the corn	15
a good deal of	15
of the people of	15
on the ground of	15
the prince of wales	14
members of the house	14
with regard to the	14
the state of the	14
is one of the	14
the beginning of the	14
established church of ireland	14
that it was a	14
to the effect that	14
i do not know	14
the leader of the	14
in the summer of	14
the history of the	14
he writes to his	13
the members of the	13
in the life of	13
the position of the	13
the condition of the	13
the course of the	13
in regard to the	13
it was in the	13
the leadership of the	13
of church and state	13
in the face of	13
that he could not	13
on the question of	13
it would not be	13
on the one hand	13
the people of england	13
as one of the	13
on the part of	12
the university of oxford	12
the whole of the	12
so far as i	12
of the eastern question	12
in the spring of	12
it would have been	12
in the church of	12
i do not think	12
the manner in which	12
the result of the	12
the close of the	12
in the hands of	12
at the close of	11
of the established church	11
on irish church bill	11
the attention of the	11
that it would be	11
in reference to the	11
the way in which	11
from year to year	11
there is a pause	11
that it was not	11
to the church of	11
the case of the	11
house of commons was	11
it was one of	11
in the possession of	11
member of the cabinet	11
a few days later	11
that i did not	10
of lord john russell	10
of the ionian islands	10
of one of the	10
on civil service reform	10
to do with the	10
he said that the	10
it would be a	10
of which he was	10
on behalf of the	10
he spoke of the	10
on the greenwich seat	10
for the most part	10
as far as i	10
is not to be	10
seems to have been	10
the duty of the	10
the interests of the	10
head of the government	10
i should not have	10
of the corn law	10
was a member of	10
with respect to the	10
the greenwich seat question	10
it seems to me	10
that he did not	10
made up his mind	10
the state of things	10
as well as the	10
the education of the	10
by the side of	10
said that it was	10
of the church in	10
all parts of the	10
in which he was	10
secretary for the colonies	10
the disestablishment of the	10
for the benefit of	10
appeal to the country	9
the spirit of the	9
a part of the	9
side of the house	9
the government of the	9
in the direction of	9
prime minister of england	9
ought not to be	9
in its relations with	9
to the memory of	9
by lord john russell	9
as chancellor of the	9
from time to time	9
its relations with the	9
lord john russell was	9
the present state of	9
the effect that the	9
it may be said	9
in consequence of the	9
the life of the	9
to deal with the	9
that there was a	9
we may be sure	9
on paper duties bill	9
the representative of the	9
a portion of the	9
member of the house	9
in the first place	9
in connection with the	9
one of the great	9
ought to have been	9
of the duke of	9
the bottom of the	9
at the board of	9
at the age of	9
of the session of	9
the opening of the	9
of the state of	9
it is easy to	9
i was going to	9
and all the other	9
but he did not	9
of the reform bill	9
for a long time	9
the formation of a	9
as if he had	9
the confidence of the	9
as a member of	9
there is not a	9
to the established church	9
into the hands of	9
in the west indies	9
the middle of the	8
in favor of the	8
lord of the treasury	8
the character of the	8
wrote to lord aberdeen	8
the view of the	8
and one of the	8
he tells his father	8
of the government in	8
made the acquaintance of	8
his estimate of gladstone	8
the part of the	8
that the church of	8
in opposition to the	8
the debate on the	8
in the character of	8
when the time came	8
of the government of	8
the mind of the	8
the action of the	8
of the united kingdom	8
and i do not	8
the maintenance of the	8
the passage of the	8
i am sorry to	8
the face of the	8
for the abolition of	8
the life of a	8
in favour of the	8
as a matter of	8
at the expense of	8
of the neapolitan government	8
out of the question	8
the work of the	8
the failure of the	8
he wrote to lord	8
he would have been	8
on church and state	8
interests of the country	8
that he had not	8
the possession of the	8
at the opening of	8
did not seem to	8
that it is not	8
of the united states	8
in one of the	8
that we are to	7
of the old castle	7
sir robert peel was	7
as a man of	7
the grand old man	7
as president of the	7
in one of his	7
the author of the	7
the reform bill of	7
through the medium of	7
it is said that	7
and the duke of	7
in the session of	7
address to the queen	7
the name of the	7
it had been in	7
in the presence of	7
and at the same	7
not only of the	7
to say that the	7
state in its relations	7
on the ground that	7
the end of a	7
for its own sake	7
leader of the house	7
in a position to	7
might have been expected	7
relations with the church	7
in the united states	7
at the time when	7
to the best of	7
at the bottom of	7
the consideration of the	7
of the new government	7
the existence of the	7
the benefit of the	7
to the cause of	7
by a large majority	7
that it should be	7
gladstone said that the	7
a seat in the	7
it was the first	7
the service of the	7
the th of march	7
leadership of the house	7
leadership of the liberal	7
of the country and	7
that there was no	7
writes to his father	7
the end of his	7
by the death of	7
the representation of the	7
the affairs of the	7
of the privy council	7
a state of things	7
to the homes of	7
would not have been	7
in the minds of	7
to the interests of	7
as leader of the	7
it is to be	7
and lord john russell	7
the nature of the	7
there had been a	7
it might have been	7
that the duke of	7
of the reign of	7
was called upon to	7
if he had been	7
of the government was	7
all the rest of	7
it could not be	7
as well as of	7
on second reading of	7
anything to do with	7
in the beginning of	7
disestablishment of the irish	7
of home rule bill	7
i did not say	7
second reading of the	7
the king of naples	7
the defeat of the	7
the head of a	7
to appeal to the	7
the death of the	7
on the eve of	7
in the middle of	7
the entrance to the	7
is said to have	7
manner in which the	7
that he would be	7
the relief of the	7
as well as in	7
of dealing with the	7
at the colonial office	6
i could not but	6
at the foreign office	6
by the name of	6
little journeys to the	6
vote of censure on	6
other members of the	6
but he could not	6
are to be seen	6
policy of the government	6
i ought to have	6
as soon as the	6
the ranks of the	6
the foreign policy of	6
that i am not	6
of the government to	6
to the world as	6
he wrote to his	6
house of commons that	6
that sir robert peel	6
the success of the	6
far as i know	6
the state and the	6
wrote to a friend	6
of some of the	6
of the church and	6
the side of the	6
as if it were	6
that the house of	6
minister of the crown	6
the government of this	6
of the university of	6
on the side of	6
the religion of the	6
a letter to the	6
a quarter of a	6
the secretary of state	6
by the end of	6
that he would not	6
but it was not	6
with his own hand	6
the hope that the	6
both sides of the	6
of sir stephen glynne	6
letter to gladstone on	6
the earl of derby	6
on the second reading	6
the conduct of the	6
one of the ablest	6
in the shape of	6
in a state of	6
house of commons in	6
the archbishop of canterbury	6
that he was not	6
in the eyes of	6
the liberal party had	6
the midst of the	6
to me to be	6
was to be the	6
of the cabinet of	6
to the liberal party	6
lord john russell and	6
in which he had	6
at a time when	6
that there had been	6
that he had made	6
the liberal party in	6
i do not see	6
in the affairs of	6
in the spirit of	6
it seemed to me	6
the parliamentary session of	6
had made up his	6
he had made up	6
a large number of	6
house of commons on	6
with reference to the	6
put an end to	6
to form a new	6
the address to the	6
question of the irish	6
he was able to	6
the state in its	6
the united states of	6
whether it would be	6
the death of sir	6
in the black sea	6
but i do not	6
to be in the	6
in eighteen hundred ninety	6
nothing to do with	6
that if he had	6
in spite of all	6
members of the cabinet	6
the shape of a	6
the proceedings of the	6
of want of confidence	6
the first time in	6
the principle of the	6
the government of naples	6
the government and the	6
the walls of the	6
house of commons and	6
of the church as	6
to the question of	6
he declared that the	6
the majority of the	6
the top of the	6
has a right to	6
one of the two	6
he said to me	6
the decision of the	6
the business of the	6
the first of them	6
the memory of the	6
but it is a	6
it is difficult to	6
the fall of the	6
the board of control	6
lord aberdeen wrote to	6
at the time of	6
to break up the	6
a day or two	6
in front of the	6
the principles on which	6
i did not think	6
liberal party in the	6
the latter part of	6
i do not mean	6
to the electors of	6
it was not until	6
at the top of	6
in the light of	6
book on church and	6
his seat in the	6
the circumstances of the	6
the effect of the	6
on irish church question	6
the time of the	6
house of commons as	6
there is no doubt	6
a letter to his	6
made in the house	6
it was to be	6
to take part in	6
one of the greatest	6
the abolition of the	6
the home rule bill	6
journeys to the homes	6
that he was the	6
seat in the house	6
in the interests of	6
he seems to have	6
and there was a	6
what was to be	6
of the friends of	6
little more than a	5
to the people of	5
not say maintain it	5
it used to be	5
of the noble lord	5
of the tory party	5
in the same year	5
i had to make	5
he told me that	5
for the government of	5
if he did not	5
to say nothing of	5
gladstone wrote to lord	5
meeting was held in	5
the support of the	5
in the same month	5
one hundred and twenty	5
slavery in the british	5
at the foot of	5
in order to make	5
in the annals of	5
franchise extension in ireland	5
letter to the queen	5
the duke of westminster	5
to the conclusion that	5
from all parts of	5
house of commons to	5
during the session of	5
as far as possible	5
on the basis of	5
in the matter of	5
the heart of the	5
it was a great	5
oxford and cambridge club	5
leader of the liberal	5
of the prime minister	5
in the administration of	5
church of england and	5
the th of february	5
i have no doubt	5
that they were not	5
i am glad to	5
home rule for ireland	5
to the fact that	5
so far as the	5
the authority of the	5
was one of those	5
in the sphere of	5
and he did not	5
after the manner of	5
the second reading of	5
the great men of	5
the mass of the	5
party in the house	5
that he had no	5
he did not think	5
in the same way	5
the resignation of the	5
was not to be	5
the provost of oriel	5
of the state to	5
in my own mind	5
upon the subject of	5
was followed by a	5
the subject of the	5
the marquis of salisbury	5
to the duke of	5
it may never be	5
for the maintenance of	5
to the formation of	5
sir robert peel to	5
for the church of	5
for the support of	5
to the state of	5
between russia and turkey	5
in matters of religion	5
of the house and	5
the back of the	5
be given to another	5
to send gordon to	5
united states of america	5
to sir james graham	5
that he had been	5
the man of business	5
may never be given	5
the fortunes of the	5
at the entrance to	5
in the position of	5
did not say maintain	5
men and women who	5
the life of mr	5
question of the day	5
at variance with the	5
what is called the	5
a great deal of	5
the best of them	5
was not only a	5
for the university of	5
as well as a	5
of the seventeenth century	5
i have not seen	5
he should not be	5
the history of his	5
and there is a	5
government of sir robert	5
ought not to have	5
condition of the country	5
it was not the	5
the condition of things	5
a couple of years	5
to say that he	5
the new parliament met	5
the reduction of the	5
in the nineteenth century	5
to the standard of	5
some of the most	5
it was the duty	5
in behalf of the	5
agrees to send gordon	5
in the fact that	5
he could not be	5
by one of the	5
do not know whether	5
a minister of the	5
sides of the house	5
elected for oxford university	5
to the principle of	5
leader in the house	5
me that he had	5
the formation of the	5
in the long run	5
it is true that	5
of the life of	5
he did not seem	5
the bishop of london	5
the site of the	5
a great and noble	5
of law and order	5
the basis of the	5
of the members of	5
the presence of the	5
debate on the address	5
of the author of	5
was the first time	5
the matter of the	5
was not in the	5
from first to last	5
close of the session	5
the department of trade	5
could not have been	5
to say that i	5
given to the world	5
and i could not	5
far as i am	5
by the fact that	5
the reader will find	5
it is in the	5
such as it is	5
a glimpse of the	5
there would be no	5
leader in the commons	5
that he had a	5
had a right to	5
in the morning and	5
the speech of mr	5
told me that he	5
there had been no	5
of the public mind	5
to the bishop of	5
as the representative of	5
the church of ireland	5
but there is a	5
the session of was	5
the existing state of	5
the foundations of the	5
with which he had	5
i think that i	5
said that he was	5
in the hope that	5
as if they were	5
on irish land question	5
the princess of wales	5
to the end of	5
man in the house	5
and the glory of	5
and it has been	5
the doctrine of the	5
if it had been	5
within the walls of	5
office as chancellor of	5
in a great degree	5
exclusive support to the	5
of alsace and lorraine	5
the form of a	5
we shall soon see	5
by a vote of	5
i am bound to	5
for the relief of	5
new zealand government bill	5
a man with a	5
that they could not	5
that this was the	5
far as i can	5
the existence of a	5
the irish church was	5
was out of the	5
of the most important	5
the church and the	5
and on the th	5
end of his life	5
the earl of aberdeen	5
the act of union	5
of the house were	5
the shadow of the	5
am sorry to say	5
in the government of	5
end of the session	5
to the queen on	5
house of commons had	5
from the representation of	5
nothing could be more	5
beginning of the session	5
support to the established	5
of a man who	5
quarter of a century	5
on irish university bill	5
it was found that	5
up my mind to	5
the right honorable gentleman	5
never be given to	5
in possession of the	5
on the following day	5
to lord john russell	5
as long as the	5
his speech on the	5
as well as to	5
did not believe that	5
it is impossible to	5
he was a member	5
out of the window	5
the root of the	5
one of those who	5
is a man of	5
the homes of the	5
speech from the throne	5
during the whole of	5
abolition of the corn	5
prosecution of the war	5
to be the most	5
which he had been	5
i am sure that	5
in the sense of	5
gladstone wrote to his	5
the last twenty years	5
went back to the	5
of the policy of	5
the mouth of the	5
in the place of	5
it appears to me	5
to inquire into the	5
but i think the	5
i have ever known	5
in his own way	5
that there would be	4
i am well aware	4
established religion of the	4
under the circumstances of	4
but this is a	4
majority of the house	4
he wrote to a	4
the presence of a	4
that the government had	4
the golden age of	4
is not going to	4
on the d of	4
more than i can	4
i may as well	4
that he was a	4
religion of the state	4
authority of the church	4
of the english church	4
on both sides of	4
in the month of	4
to the maintenance of	4
the proposals of the	4
principles of free trade	4
was supposed to have	4
in the language of	4
dean of christ church	4
the title of the	4
told him that the	4
i have never known	4
i believe that i	4
a message to garcia	4
the necessity of a	4
lord derby and his	4
on the whole the	4
he dwelt upon the	4
in the cause of	4
the fact that he	4
is a school of	4
the bottom of my	4
was carried by a	4
and i am sure	4
as we have already	4
the minds of the	4
of the earl of	4
the general election was	4
in his own mind	4
of half a million	4
is no reason why	4
in connection with it	4
sought to do justice	4
as it was in	4
the battle of the	4
there were those who	4
the working of the	4
correspondence with gladstone on	4
in the event of	4
it was at the	4
the foundation of a	4
says an english writer	4
this way and that	4
not only by the	4
the eyes of the	4
for a quarter of	4
and princess of wales	4
it was necessary to	4
which we are now	4
total and immediate repeal	4
of the power of	4
character of the people	4
that he wished to	4
of the government at	4
on account of the	4
that one of the	4
president of the council	4
the law of the	4
he was sent to	4
in eighteen hundred seventy	4
then there is a	4
at this time the	4
one of his most	4
would have made a	4
man of his age	4
the remainder of the	4
bottom of my heart	4
it was true that	4
told me he had	4
the will of god	4
for the house of	4
a vote of credit	4
tracts for the times	4
to go to the	4
laid the foundations of	4
of the man of	4
the rights of parliament	4
the change in the	4
a chapter of autobiography	4
a member of parliament	4
jewish disabilities removal bill	4
with whom i had	4
the people of this	4
seemed to me to	4
of the people as	4
his wife was a	4
condition of affairs in	4
audience of the queen	4
live to see the	4
to be found in	4
by the aid of	4
the end of march	4
it could have been	4
the retirement of mr	4
so as to be	4
do not mean that	4
that the condition of	4
colonisation of new zealand	4
the government in the	4
he was the most	4
we have sought to	4
a meeting of the	4
doctrines of the church	4
state in its relation	4
union of church and	4
on the corn law	4
a vote of confidence	4
he told me his	4
for three or four	4
with the see of	4
that i have never	4
both houses of parliament	4
it would be to	4
house of commons for	4
thousand dollars a year	4
an illustration of the	4
i am confident that	4
may have been a	4
of the human race	4
he could not have	4
was in favor of	4
in its relation with	4
night of the division	4
wrote to his wife	4
that he should not	4
he says to manning	4
of board of trade	4
the new prime minister	4
the reform of the	4
church of england was	4
say that he had	4
an end to the	4
how do you do	4
a large portion of	4
with the liberal party	4
the medium of the	4
such a man as	4
before the end of	4
people of this country	4
on irish land bill	4
the first man in	4
not only to the	4
been called upon to	4
manner in which he	4
while we have sought	4
on the death of	4
he would not have	4
prince and princess of	4
of the great men	4
since the time when	4
one or more of	4
a man who has	4
opinion in favour of	4
not one of them	4
the cause of the	4
in which it was	4
the speech from the	4
it is the same	4
was at this time	4
of the roman catholics	4
the genius of the	4
open to the charge	4
to me in the	4
the wish of the	4
my mind was in	4
allow it to be	4
the principles of the	4
one and the same	4
was not one of	4
as time went on	4
of the necessity of	4
within the limits of	4
for a short time	4
in and out of	4
but i think that	4
the influence of the	4
in accordance with the	4
millions and a half	4
the doctrines of the	4
he made the acquaintance	4
the love of god	4
it can hardly be	4
from generation to generation	4
did not enter into	4
which i should be	4
associated with the name	4
is by no means	4
of those who have	4
the subject of reform	4
the grant to maynooth	4
there was a great	4
members of the family	4
in the following year	4
six and a half	4
more than half a	4
the course of this	4
government of the country	4
was sent to eton	4
an address to the	4
of the exchequer in	4
in the discharge of	4
to the charge of	4
house of lords the	4
to deal with it	4
that i was not	4
in all parts of	4
of william ewart gladstone	4
he had come to	4
and i think i	4
the balance of power	4
he at this time	4
parts of the kingdom	4
the duke of argyll	4
on the irish church	4
told the house of	4
the statesmen of the	4
cesser of irish representation	4
to do justice to	4
of the new parliament	4
to his wife at	4
the report of the	4
more or less to	4
by the queen in	4
of the general election	4
the actual state of	4
as a part of	4
the established religion of	4
i am going to	4
it was evident that	4
the th of april	4
if you want to	4
have sought to do	4
of select committee on	4
the idea of the	4
to show me the	4
essays and reviews judgment	4
of the roman catholic	4
religion of the country	4
as much as i	4
it is that i	4
and others of the	4
of the two sicilies	4
since the death of	4
gladstone at this time	4
the eve of his	4
in a speech of	4
are not to be	4
but it is always	4
committee to inquire into	4
service of the church	4
in the interest of	4
he is a man	4
in eighteen hundred forty	4
about the same time	4
are you going to	4
a letter addressed to	4
in comparison with the	4
said that the government	4
told the queen that	4
a few days before	4
may be said that	4
address to the electors	4
for the good of	4
the duke of buckingham	4
the son of the	4
one of the first	4
to look at the	4
the prince and princess	4
this point of view	4
a year or two	4
as we shall see	4
the time when he	4
in respect to the	4
at carlton house terrace	4
the church in the	4
confidence of the house	4
he believed that the	4
but it was the	4
that he should have	4
he wrote to manning	4
as it is in	4
institutions of the country	4
gladstone was one of	4
member of committee on	4
repeal of the test	4
to the condition of	4
it was on the	4
of the law of	4
the world has ever	4
i told him i	4
in the evening he	4
house of lords and	4
of the navigation laws	4
the men and women	4
it was impossible to	4
of his letters to	4
and even in the	4
in which it is	4
at round table conference	4
letters to lord aberdeen	4
propagation of the gospel	4
he was ready to	4
of the british empire	4
when we came to	4
the extension of the	4
the bank and the	4
of slavery in the	4
the introduction of the	4
a motion was made	4
i do not believe	4
the roman catholic church	4
as well as his	4
would be a great	4
the liberal party was	4
in less than a	4
relation with the church	4
of this country to	4
of the income tax	4
as if he were	4
nations of the world	4
i want to know	4
the house and the	4
as well as on	4
president of board of	4
and i think it	4
for the propagation of	4
man of the world	4
the reconstruction of the	4
meeting of the party	4
the condition of ireland	4
i think you will	4
proposals of the government	4
this is not the	4
representation of the university	4
me at the time	4
the country and the	4
to the board of	4
i do not expect	4
on his way to	4
the sick and wounded	4
diplomatic relations with the	4
made up my mind	4
it was certain that	4
had changed his mind	4
not always to be	4
to dine with the	4
with which you have	4
attention of the house	4
to come to the	4
the stability of the	4
first lord of admiralty	4
duke of wellington and	4
were not to be	4
on a visit to	4
in the public mind	4
of the right hon	4
the gangway on the	4
parts of the country	4
vote of want of	4
a change in the	4
first lord of the	4
it was not a	4
a letter of mr	4
in a voice of	4
his wife at hawarden	4
old house of commons	4
the measure was passed	4
was in favour of	4
the residence of the	4
education of the people	4
never at any time	4
the old house of	4
parts of the world	4
as the result of	4
the second half of	4
the hearts of the	4
of the government and	4
in the time of	4
he was not the	4
the language of the	4
not one of the	4
to carry on the	4
the abandonment of the	4
and on the other	4
to show that the	4
state of the united	4
the cause of justice	4
but he was a	4
enters in his diary	4
so large a proportion	4
at the present moment	4
is a great and	4
but there was no	4
have been in the	4
a vote of censure	4
lord john russell had	4
the functions of the	4
on the sugar duties	4
may have been the	4
one of the best	4
church of england in	4
was to be maintained	4
for the repeal of	4
three or four years	4
the new government was	4
at that moment the	4
life of a man	4
a large part of	4
for it was in	4
be one of the	4
to the work of	4
the th of july	4
we have already seen	4
entry in his diary	4
that there is nothing	4
by sir john glynne	4
on annexation of alsace	4
i am convinced that	4
to me that the	4
opposition to the government	4
to the established religion	4
and the house of	4
to the ionian islands	4
the admission of dissenters	4
of the crimean war	4
house of commons mr	4
the spirit in which	4
compensation for disturbance bill	4
that the policy of	4
the inauguration of the	4
the other hand he	4
you and i have	4
that i ought to	4
was so great that	4
the temper of the	4
but there is one	4
its effect upon the	4
in one of these	4
by the duke of	4
the lord high commissioner	4
as we shall soon	4
the people of the	4
of which we shall	4
to be able to	4
lead the house of	4
it had been the	4
send gordon to soudan	4
but there is no	4
am bound to say	4
i will endeavour to	4
for the rest of	4
the days of the	4
i hope you will	4
the soul of man	4
have anything to do	4
party in the country	4
but i did not	4
to the top of	4
he was at the	4
an interest in the	4
i need hardly say	4
to put an end	4
annexation of alsace and	4
the force of the	4
of the bill was	4
large a proportion of	4
of the prince of	4
the greatest of the	4
he was a man	4
he had made a	4
which it has been	4
the distress of the	4
from the pen of	4
the rest of his	4
the last few years	4
i believe to be	4
the duke of buccleuch	4
the banks of the	4
going on in the	4
i said to him	4
should be allowed to	4
below the gangway on	4
i think it is	4
members of the church	4
the downfall of the	4
my father and mother	4
not be able to	4
in the name of	4
existence of the irish	4
if it were not	4
three years of age	4
the government of sir	4
on night of the	4
were it not for	4
i do not recollect	4
illness and death of	4
do not wish to	4
the bill for the	4
the difficulties of the	4
so much of the	4
in the hour of	4
this time he was	4
it was not long	4
was the duty of	4
to the point of	4
i wish you to	4
by sir robert peel	4
to him in the	4
those who had been	4
its relation with the	4
on the treasury bench	4
in view of the	4
one of the few	4
of two or three	4
of the most interesting	4
in both houses of	4
two or three of	4
he was convinced that	4
the days of his	4
be a party to	4
chancellor of the duchy	4
the dawn of the	4
refusal to join palmerston	4
this is a very	4
on the bradlaugh question	4
may be sure that	4
a case in which	4
a view to the	4
golden age of liberalism	4
the fact that the	4
the liberal party and	4
had been called upon	4
it is a school	4
it is not the	4
given to another man	4
the union of the	4
in respect of the	4
history of the castle	4
sir robert peel had	4
in the heart of	4
and the power of	4
that as far as	4
the see of rome	4
trust in the people	3
of a couple of	3
in the cheapest market	3
i have not the	3
and if there is	3
to his constituents at	3
might be able to	3
which was in the	3
under the system of	3
i went to lord	3
and there is no	3
a painting by william	3
and i thought i	3
that lord john russell	3
the author of jane	3
the demands of the	3
in the distribution of	3
may be permitted to	3
that lord derby had	3
foreign policy of the	3
it is always to	3
be followed by resistance	3
he had rendered to	3
of which it is	3
at the proper time	3
rest of the cabinet	3
in the formation of	3
that part of the	3
that he was wrong	3
a man who was	3
of the grand old	3
from the first a	3
to me as if	3
the law of nations	3
so far as he	3
to you as a	3
the meeting of the	3
it would be hard	3
the limits of the	3
that i would not	3
the queen sent for	3
prince of wales and	3
of a great statesman	3
black sea provisions of	3
in the next year	3
it was not in	3
is the name of	3
returned unopposed for newark	3
the age of thirty	3
among the first to	3
in the fortunes of	3
and in the afternoon	3
could not but know	3
the cabinet of lord	3
on papal aggression question	3
do not go to	3
his belief that the	3
the council of trent	3
of one or more	3
for the public good	3
to the back of	3
and forests dismissal case	3
lord stratford de redcliffe	3
the established church was	3
is not difficult to	3
get rid of the	3
agreed that it was	3
there is to be	3
hesitate to say that	3
of the sugar duties	3
in a position of	3
am well aware that	3
on the same side	3
withdrawal of the bill	3
in a man of	3
of russia in the	3
would have been in	3
great majority of the	3
the town of liverpool	3
for the loss of	3
and sir james graham	3
and sir robert peel	3
full view of the	3
he did not go	3
from the house of	3
the same year he	3
was believed to have	3
say that i have	3
on the corn laws	3
of the most remarkable	3
on franchise extension in	3
back of the house	3
i think that there	3
to be one of	3
was close at hand	3
it is very probable	3
years of his parliamentary	3
done his best to	3
and skill as compared	3
functions of the executive	3
of the most illustrious	3
state for the colonies	3
the table of the	3
for more than half	3
the expense of the	3
to a great extent	3
that we ought to	3
stand in the way	3
if there were no	3
a year and a	3
for the last twenty	3
that when a man	3
of the most eminent	3
had been invited to	3
be to me a	3
of the west indian	3
the inhabitants of the	3
of the church were	3
than i can say	3
as compared with property	3
for the honor of	3
a much smaller evil	3
in the same room	3
that he has been	3
in the same sense	3
in the least degree	3
have no recollection of	3
may be said to	3
to join the government	3
brought him into a	3
of the irish established	3
i have never seen	3
of the mind of	3
which are to be	3
am glad to see	3
as long as it	3
to make the most	3
the whole of this	3
of commons had been	3
where are you living	3
an address from the	3
the ministry in the	3
and more than ever	3
of the human mind	3
evil than their persistence	3
at the conclusion of	3
but still it is	3
go down to the	3
evil to the country	3
and by no means	3
to himself or to	3
within an ace of	3
doubted the expediency of	3
aberdeen in conflict with	3
the history of english	3
of his life was	3
and when he was	3
is an evil to	3
the highest and most	3
which resulted in the	3
it is worthy of	3
as might have been	3
that if i had	3
the front of the	3
was not until that	3
to lord aberdeen and	3
father and mother took	3
of the principles of	3
into the state of	3
for the active purposes	3
and i may say	3
department in the house	3
education of the poor	3
the theology of the	3
it to be a	3
not only on the	3
existing state of things	3
the principles of brotherhood	3
i thought it my	3
we should have won	3
the glories of the	3
a young man of	3
the year of the	3
this house of commons	3
the success of these	3
the motion of mr	3
as member for oxford	3
for more than a	3
efforts to avert franco	3
at the court of	3
on the face of	3
all might have been	3
now for the first	3
upon one of the	3
of parliament would be	3
great bulk of the	3
he may have been	3
do as we would	3
it was his own	3
sir james graham and	3
for the fourth time	3
the bill was passed	3
the war in the	3
that i have been	3
to the welfare of	3
the wishes of the	3
the duke of devonshire	3
but all the time	3
in the day of	3
the reading of the	3
the first time the	3
the peace of paris	3
stated in the house	3
on the way to	3
that a man should	3
in a bill was	3
under the auspices of	3
a friend of mine	3
the centre of the	3
take part in the	3
first lord rector of	3
the edge of the	3
in reply to the	3
to the public interests	3
the early part of	3
for the man who	3
the results of the	3
of duty and of	3
the sympathy of the	3
yet there is no	3
in a busy and	3
to which he had	3
house of commons it	3
to be quite sure	3
the irish church to	3
of treaty of paris	3
gallery of the house	3
more than any other	3
the claims of greece	3
there were no signs	3
that did for me	3
according to his own	3
the th of the	3
to vote for the	3
the division on the	3
of the days of	3
by the church of	3
for a man of	3
other than that of	3
the old home of	3
i went to him	3
on the question whether	3
by the hands of	3
myself in a position	3
of the hawarden estate	3
on the same day	3
until the close of	3
the name of gladstone	3
in which i have	3
lobby of the house	3
in the center of	3
feeling in regard to	3
by which he was	3
by and by the	3
on the one side	3
that i have ever	3
feeling of the house	3
with him on this	3
his first visit to	3
to say that in	3
the loss of a	3
the voice of the	3
elected lord rector of	3
in the end lord	3
any part of the	3
was heard in the	3
the pale of the	3
skill as compared with	3
more than one of	3
of the city of	3
a sense in which	3
people of england for	3
secretary of state for	3
new chancellor of the	3
have been much more	3
purposes of public life	3
his point of view	3
possess the confidence of	3
but you would have	3
the other hand the	3
breaking up of the	3
made known to me	3
ready to make the	3
power of his mind	3
policy of the country	3
of those who are	3
in the latter part	3
and a half years	3
had found its way	3
by the intervention of	3
a seat in parliament	3
the structure of the	3
in such a matter	3
by the passing of	3
the result of a	3
the same view of	3
the sense of the	3
public looks more or	3
of the colonial department	3
of the rights of	3
i have not read	3
the best of my	3
of the relations between	3
in he published a	3
until the end of	3
reading of the maynooth	3
gladstone made his way	3
is always to be	3
on the authority of	3
way in which the	3
relations of the church	3
he had given up	3
a copy of the	3
for the reason that	3
in the british colonies	3
some of them were	3
so much for the	3
of which we are	3
of the agricultural interests	3
the life of william	3
in days to come	3
the sight of the	3
what may be called	3
the form of an	3
the ionian islands in	3
give an active and	3
of all in the	3
was introduced in the	3
in a course which	3
be made for the	3
to see that it	3
reduction of the duty	3
which was destined to	3
no doubt that the	3
that he intended to	3
i do not now	3
was the beginning of	3
prime minister in the	3
with which he was	3
his letters to his	3
for me to say	3
of brotherhood among nations	3
that we have not	3
world has ever known	3
the objects of his	3
temper of the times	3
the advocate of the	3
worthy of note that	3
the public opinion of	3
a resolution that it	3
bank and the city	3
and not by the	3
and a man who	3
out of the cabinet	3
with the question of	3
and the question of	3
the success of his	3
the details of the	3
replied that it was	3
of the effect of	3
much smaller evil than	3
there are two things	3
it is necessary to	3
thank you for the	3
the most precious to	3
reformed house of commons	3
as a general rule	3
those to whose judgment	3
he was obliged to	3
the passing of the	3
it was the people	3
of the act of	3
as we would be	3
carry on the government	3
in the town hall	3
had the opportunity of	3
the ground that it	3
impossible for him to	3
introduction of home rule	3
to think of him	3
the old castle of	3
to consider the question	3
the whole system of	3
the body of the	3
so far as it	3
the session of mr	3
which it could be	3
or less to assist	3
i said that if	3
to his father the	3
habeas corpus act in	3
the hostility of the	3
presented with freedom of	3
from the hand of	3
to which i had	3
that this was a	3
hope that you will	3
portion of the people	3
have had a long	3
he believed to be	3
a quarter of an	3
gladstone was a member	3
exist as an establishment	3
and at no time	3
to look forward to	3
at eton and oxford	3
of the duty on	3
but it has not	3
as far as my	3
intelligence and skill as	3
the terms of the	3
a member of it	3
i think it was	3
the announcement of the	3
unopposed for oxford university	3
at any rate to	3
none of the three	3
seat in the cabinet	3
life in a busy	3
not hesitate to say	3
an hour and a	3
the time for it	3
between england and the	3
had the satisfaction of	3
the power of the	3
homes of the great	3
cease to exist as	3
at a very early	3
out of his way	3
now for many years	3
the feeling of the	3
it is not difficult	3
as well as an	3
deposition of richard ii	3
of the government with	3
to get out of	3
case in which the	3
which he had to	3
of his views on	3
that the liberal party	3
goes to the door	3
sir stephen glynne and	3
been associated with the	3
and at the end	3
nothing of the sort	3
the possibility of a	3
did not think that	3
i believe that the	3
active purposes of public	3
the church and state	3
be for the public	3
that they should not	3
one of the chief	3
the management of his	3
the acceptance of office	3
that they are in	3
saying that he was	3
banks of the river	3
an amendment to the	3
who had long been	3
not have been more	3
half a million of	3
his seat for oxford	3
in part to the	3
in a minority of	3
i do not consider	3
bound to say that	3
for the removal of	3
the overthrow of the	3
the colonies and the	3
there has been a	3
that i do not	3
the first of these	3
on the present occasion	3
would be hard to	3
of the moral law	3
but that i did	3
a few months later	3
representation of the people	3
to shrink from any	3
a great majority of	3
the duties on spirits	3
with a heavy heart	3
a right to do	3
but it was an	3
that of all the	3
was of no avail	3
the general election of	3
of the works of	3
from the first he	3
public life in a	3
is weak in the	3
of the exchequer to	3
and i like the	3
on which he had	3
government of canada bill	3
he could get a	3
by him in the	3
i came to the	3
to sir robert peel	3
the power of russia	3
budget of sir g	3
of the late government	3
would not have done	3
the father of william	3
year of his age	3
from a letter of	3
the government of ireland	3
and put upon its	3
the library of the	3
to one of his	3
article in the nineteenth	3
the body of mr	3
knowledge of the world	3
in my opinion it	3
and he had the	3
it were not for	3
to have anything to	3
with a view of	3
had taken place in	3
be borne in mind	3
high tribute to the	3
his place in the	3
honest feeling of the	3
is worthy of note	3
the whole of that	3
in favour of a	3
the greatest and most	3
might have made a	3
in regard to it	3
i wish i could	3
nearly the whole of	3
make up my mind	3
when i remember what	3
must be a very	3
that he is not	3
returned unopposed for oxford	3
the british government had	3
there is a great	3
principles of brotherhood among	3
in a spirit of	3
that it is the	3
is very probable that	3
not inconsistent with the	3
sir john gladstone was	3
made up their minds	3
painting by william bradley	3
education of the country	3
success of these measures	3
that the propagation of	3
a majority of one	3
manner of dealing with	3
from the bottom of	3
to sit on the	3
i do not feel	3
gladstone said that it	3
tribute at his death	3
to say what i	3
speech on the irish	3
settlement of the question	3
their union with the	3
his part in the	3
a conversation with mr	3
debate in the house	3
stephen glynne and his	3
he ought not to	3
the institutions of the	3
the th of december	3
the offer he had	3
but it was a	3
duty on canadian corn	3
of the university to	3
the object of the	3
for the interest of	3
the great name of	3
from the days of	3
the representation of newark	3
he voted with ministers	3
which i could not	3
the general sense of	3
history of the jews	3
him i could not	3
it would be well	3
is a matter of	3
the control of the	3
house of commons would	3
by resistance to the	3
to have been the	3
he gave me a	3
i think that the	3
to say that it	3
is to be a	3
the result was that	3
was going to say	3
may note in passing	3
the laws of the	3
has told us that	3
in his old age	3
law of the land	3
committee of the privy	3
he was received with	3
he was not a	3
i still had hopes	3
the doors of the	3
members of this house	3
to which i have	3
just around the corner	3
know to be wrong	3
not called upon to	3
to think of it	3
the names of the	3
by the house of	3
we would be done	3
position of the government	3
regarded as fastidious and	3
on the motion of	3
he did not see	3
extension of the suffrage	3
be put upon the	3
no man of his	3
afterwards dean of windsor	3
of which i know	3
to be maintained for	3
the heads of the	3
duke of newcastle and	3
defeated by a majority	3
i did not like	3
offer he had made	3
way in which he	3
the rejection of the	3
we came to the	3
select committee to inquire	3
high commissioner of the	3
the best part of	3
with the united states	3
for the admission of	3
of the people was	3
said he could not	3
judicial committee of the	3
the question whether the	3
minister in the house	3
maintained for its truth	3
for breaking my window	3
course of the session	3
and the state of	3
that he ought to	3
the people of ireland	3
of the cabinet on	3
the president of the	3
than for the active	3
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it ought to be	3
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father of william e	3
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the lives of the	3
to the great man	3
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the effect of his	3
when i came to	3
on home rule bill	3
was likely to be	3
have made any difference	3
he had been an	3
the system of education	3
of the whigs in	3
speech in the house	3
the great bulk of	3
a motion that the	3
i will not say	3
the second derby government	3
of the men who	3
scene of so many	3
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the means of applying	3
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to repeal the corn	3
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the top of a	3
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his constituents at oxford	3
of the government were	3
three or four days	3
of the house at	3
at this time he	3
confessed that he was	3
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duty of the government	3
the politics of the	3
conspiracy to murder bill	3
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hour and a half	3
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upon recent commercial legislation	3
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as lord high commissioner	3
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of the episcopal church	3
on the first floor	3
a hundred and twenty	3
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of the irish people	3
leader of the opposition	3
busy and moving age	3
people of england and	3
mean to say that	3
the church of saint	3
in the convocation house	3
the public looks more	3
postponement of reform bill	3
a system of government	3
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with which we are	3
of the country was	3
the new chancellor of	3
judgment the public looks	3
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if i remember rightly	3
in england and wales	3
i do not hesitate	3
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you may depend upon	3
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of the bank and	3
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issued from the press	3
to vote for him	3
the key to the	3
glynne and his brother	3
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woods and forests dismissal	3
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which i do not	3
to sit in parliament	3
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one of his letters	3
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an evil to the	3
the peace of europe	3
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of the council of	3
the church from the	3
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on the point of	3
lord john russell in	3
have been able to	3
the sake of its	3
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would have been much	3
of the house to	3
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the condition of affairs	3
repeal of the navigation	3
scotch training college scheme	3
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of the home rule	3
the end of september	3
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two hundred and fifty	3
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of sir james graham	3
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of the european powers	3
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perhaps i should say	3
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the bishop of oxford	3
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