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... their supremacy. But all in vain. Whether the opponent were Tory or Radical, the -., • Whigs held their own. And although changes did occur by the substitution of one Whig for another, yet during seven.and•twenty years Mr. Headlam retained his meat. At the ...

... favourite pseudonym of Jonathan Oldhuck, are certainly among the most readable things of the kind. In polities, Mr. Robson was a Whig of the old school, verging on Conservatism ; but he took much leas interest in the party squabbles of public men than many ...

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... important M 151111111.6 the Whigs in office, so folks said, doing less than the Coneervatives. The truth was that the more advanced Liberals of thet day were baulked of their fond hopes, not merely by Lord John's own character aa Whig of the old historical ...

... drunk with great oordiaiity, the toast being coupled with the wish that his Conservative inatincta might so grow that, being a Whig, he might soon be tranformed into a thorough good Tory. Humendale, i was said, could not have a better repreeentative then ...

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... same title— Little swat ye wha's corona' —on the cocaskin of King George IV.'• visit to Scotland, in August, UM This roll of Whig notabilities made up by Mr. Garret captains some names which, at this distance of time, it is difficult to identify ; the following ...

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... opinions are, she shall be at liberty to patch ou which side she pleases.' One wellkilloWU beauty of the time, and a famous; Whig partisan, had, unfortunately, a very beautiful mole on the Tory side of leer lace, whiell, being very conspienons, oecasioued ...