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... Commons = reverence as he now invokes the classical aut and shade of Lord Somers. L be John Rassell has staked the forta the Whig party, and his own fame, on @ ret ling of the House of Commons. He has don t and lon, calculation. H not be deterred from his ...

... of Glasgow, om Monday, conferred the rds to degree of LL.D. on the Rev. Alex. Stewart, and on J oa the parish of Dor Henry Whigs Mary’s, Blackburn, author of ‘The ready to of Ephraem Syrus.’—The Seaatus Academi case, Pal- University of Edimburgh have conferred ...

... you suppose; and your own to your other sins. We know you a g in town history, you are, has been g to escape bey have ar ao Whig vor for « ha grate you speak the trath. you t extent, ory, and you became a pare the 3 and you would are also under Mr Cobden ...

... editor the Daily News, to show that Lord John Russell's scheme is intended to carry out the views and objects of the leading Whigs of 1792, who, with Charles Grey at their head, met on the 11th of April, and formed society denominated the Friends of the ...

... whilst his Lordship was Foreign Secretary. The deceased Peer was always a strong adherent to the political principles of the Whig party, and from 1835 to 1841 held the office of Postmaster-General under Viscount Melbourne's Administration, having been ...

... field and on the be fixed by if on the report rt of inspector they find the com- school, shall be in the school committee. of a Whig mimority in the of ber to be well founded , it shall be lawful for the XXXII. member of schoel committee, pot and it shall ...