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... 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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... great Whig magnates was supreme, returned Conservative members, Bat the ef eonsuderable Lord Palmerston was not regarded in the same light, and a pumber of considerable those which had the town element strong in them. re turned supporters of the Whig Government ...

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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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