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... Mr Disraeli and his followers. On this motion various amendments were proposed, the first by Sir F. Francis Baring, the ex-Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer, and latterly First Lord of the Admiralty, under the Russell Administration expressive of regret ...
... Finally, the present intensity of that miserable polarizing influence which divides British society into the two factions of Whigs and Tories, and, penet ating into the thoughts and characters of individuals, obliges them unconsciously make the distinction ...
... the borough of Pools in 1826, which he represented up to 1832, when he was returned for the county F. ef Dorset. Hie was a Whig in politics. His eldest cssn, the Is Honl. Charles Ponsoniby, s'rcceeds to the peerage. ( Tise Commissioners of National Education ...
... strongly against intrusting the furtner conduct of the war to the hands that have carried it on ; made special assault upon the Whigs—that oligarchy of ten families determined to call themselyee the liberal administrators ef public affairs ; attacked the c ...
... reviewer s estimate of our townsman may gathered from the following opening sentences of the article— Hr. Barton a Klentlfic Whig. Mid bu don. lb. duU b«lf »I bU .oik mor. agreeably lh.n lb. ll.ely on.. H. to • gorou. undemanding, and conilderabl.. bttl ...
... are now ' deploring dogged our arms through long series of ' years, though Ministry after Ministry was changed, ' and though Whigs and Tories took their turn at ' blunder and misfortune. The disasters of the last war are then introduced in the following ...
... now * deploring dodged our arms through a long series of * years, though Ministry after Ministry was changed, * and though Whigs and Tories tools their turn blunder and misfortune.'* The disasters of the last war arc then introduced in tha following passage ...
... Mr Adair, the great friend of Charles Jamr* Fox, with unusual courtesy | and kindnesa, thanked him for the service* of his i Whig patron, and placed tbe bust uf that patron in her favourite retreat tb* aide of that of Voltaire. | There might niche now for ...