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... become vacant by the death of Admiral Gtorge Grey, who has held it for 26 years, and who was the youngest son of Lord Grey, the Whig Prime Minister. Lord and Lady Dudley are to return Dudley House from the Continent next week, and, after staying in town for ...
... combined the Presidentship the Union. He fine young fellow, who, though splendid oar, has brains; which, indeed, run in the old Whig family of Russell. The death of amhuloff remind* one of the fact that numerous murders of the kind have been committed or ...
... there were then two Tories. In 1820, on the accession of George IV., Scott and Spurrier, two Whigs, were returned ; but the election 1828, Mr. Henry Warburton, a Whig, was returned with Sir Horace St. Paul, a Tory. They were again elected in 1830; but the ...
... section of the Liberal party which did not agree with, and which he should always oppose. He was torn Whig, he bad lived Whig, and be shoal die Whig, and he repudiated nebaif of that party, the ejrithet of Vacillating policy which Lord Wolyorton had ...
... drunk with great oordia'ity, tbe toast being coupled with wish that hie Conservative initinots might so grow that, beiog a Whig, he might soon be transformed into thorough good Tory. Roeseodale, it was said, could not have better representative than Lord ...
... Whigoing the Clerk.—ln submitting the minutes of the meeting, the Clerk read passage which stated that “the Clerk received a whig.ing for bis impertinent interference about the carpet.”—Mr. Creed: Who from, sir? I object to that, and shall object to its ...
... qualities they had were qualities of quite anorh-r type. The lat** Lord Derby was rash politician, who preferred ••difiiing the Whigs to securing the quieter interests of the country. Mr. Disraeli was a political improvisatore, who preferred indulging his ...
... right or wroug. It wai not very unoatursl that a member of the Tory Party should expres. his total want confi Jones member the Whig Party, b it, whether right or wrong, besabmittsd it was a reasonable, r, and moderate expression of a different opinion, and ...
... deterred by Mr. Portman by any of tbs Whigs or Radicals in Dorset, when they tried to take people in, and be said distinctly that the Whigs did take people in. For Instance be coull not conceive bow Mr. Portman and the Whig party could in, or associate with ...
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