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... and sand. His platform performance at Aspatria was really very pour; even Lord Coinetola would be ashamed of it. This latter Whig lord, during his election, began his speeches with the following nursery rhyme : Gentlemen and ladies. Children and babies ...
... Court of Session in Scotland, and the greatest lawyer that country has ever produced. In politica he was a taloa member of the Whig party. He had the honour to be one of the cbcmen three who offered the crown of flatland to William and Mary at the Revolution ...
... kwho, settling in New in 111/7 id a barrister, acquirill an extensive practice. He was ea earnest reformer, leader of the Whigs in Newcastle, the gasociate and friend of Grey, Fox, Sheridan, and Brougham in Parliament, and the supporter of Doubleday, ...
... COUNTRY are executed at LONDON PRICES has the nearest Depot, namely, LONDON, LIVERPOOL BRISTOL. or GOOLE, Lbw effecting a great Whig of AdMr :---niI..APOLLINARIS . CO., pIITED. 19, Regent euee~ Lonacu, pr v E'S FOOD. S'OOD.—For Infants and Invalids. For Growing ...
... ' poem! interest in the coantg. Lord Rosen r, time eldest soo of the Earl of Deltic/I:SIX, and a relative of the well.bsown Whig statesman, Mr. Fox MANS, afterwards Lord is the Liberal candidate, The Cooserrative candidate is WHITILLY, a popuLir solicitor ...
... DISRAELI AS AN EDITOR. In the years prior to Catholic Emancipation awl the tirst Reform Bill, the was the mouthpiece of the Whig party, and, under the able editorship of Mr. Barnes, it bad become a power in the country. The Tories had long anxiously waited ...
... 1722, Sir Francis Blake Delays! retired from the representation of Northumberland, Sir William Middleton, who represented the Whig interest in the county, was chosen as his successor. There was some talk of opposition, but it died out. and he was returned ...
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... exclaimed, Aall tell ye %haat a 1 , . laid; to whi -lao'is foetal the were , They me this bad'. •tumor. Lam lave, when ho vas Whig hew, she we ea feet mho ran dean away (die hoe, amd left sittia . the wetter, a afore he could ook mood to see wheat we the ...
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... fled to London, where he died rive years afterwards, at the age of sixty-four. His brother, the professor, remained a staunch Whig ; and a Dundee minister, James Playfair, who in 1790 signed an address of congratulation to the French Assembly, was probably ...