...caused by Ashley's Ten Hours Bill, nor a more curious state of things, such intermingling of parties ... so much zeal, asperity, and animosity ; so many reproaches...backwards and forwards. . . . The Government have been abandoned by nearly half their supporters, and nothing can exceed their chagrin and soreness at...

...uiu.-ii more open than any question ever was before, aud yet not made so or ackuur,-. lodged to bo so with the Government ; so much zeal, asperity, and...reproaches hurled backwards and forwards. The Government hart* brought forward their measure in a very positive way, and have clung to it with great tenacity,...

...such a confusion of opposition ; a question so much more open than any question ever was before, aiid yet not made so or acknowledged to be so with the Government ; so much zeal, asperity, aud animosity ; SD many reproaches hurled backwards and forwards. The Government have brought forward...

...never remember so much excitement as has been caused by Ashley's Ten Hours Bill, nor a more curious state of things — such intermingling of parties,...been abandoned by nearly half their supporters, and * "Journal of the Reign of Queen Victoria, 1837 — 1852," by C. C, Greville, vol. ii,, p. 236. nothing...

...as follows :—" I never remember so much excitement as has been caused by Ashley's Ten Hours Bill, nor a more curious political state of things, such...measure in a very positive way, and have clung to it with'great tenacity ; rejecting all compromise, they have been abandoned by nearly half their supporters,...

...curious political state of things, such intermingling of parties, such a confusion of opposition. . . So much zeal, asperity, and animosity, so many reproaches hurled backwards and forwards. . . John Russell, voting for '10 hours' after all he professed last year, has filled the world with...