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... an( a be Stratford Canning's parliamentary career we have nothing lay, enug to do; he was a Consorvative during the days of Whig the 1 be supremaey, and never had an opportunity of showing his In itineapacity for official life at home. ms it SO But a new ...
... has damaged the personal reputation of his deceased friend. Lord Normanby has now added another to the long catalogue of lost whig stars. • In various ways, his lordship had organised a sort of showy reputation. He was once • noted man of bahion ; he played ...
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... not think ths independent ban ham fully perceived the advantage o f themselves masters of the technical the house. The old Whigs and the Toria i been too much permitted to form a ocsabinsdiolt legs of augurs for the prosecution of this sacred Two men, ...
... of his pefsecutors; and he howev trusted to the justice of his cause, and hoped to to be frustrate the base and malignant Whigs, whose who I aim was, not to mortify or punish him, but to en- &C. V slave the Irish church and people by crushing every Jibiea ...
... denroyed. Prone Ira to tinhorn het tome pled by them proosediegs, Me wholeeity, the elan chided, heat at what in peeps., Mae Whig the is every name to Wien that the peaks pert, if not the whole, of * IMO aware of what was but they so waning to their master ...
... improving the condition of the poor , on his property. As'a politician lie exercised as important , a influence as chairman of the whig club at York. Through f his instrumnentality while in that position Mr. Wyvil was returned as'an independent member for York ...
... Jews of Hamburg. Those who have suffered least, and re-risen the soonest, are the bankers and speculators of Paris.— Northern Whig. A large proportion of the £160,000 brought from New York by the Niagara consisted of sovereigns, which have been taken to ...
... JosEru HUME, the faint echoes of the voice of Financial Reform and retrenchment, departed from•the political Forum• Will the Whigs or Tories revive it, by making the hearing which excessive taxation hao on industry and commerce of England, a branch of the ...
... home. A cord was made fast round neck, and she and her emducter set out, atioompanied by her lamb; but the gander insisted on Whig of the party. After they were at some dietetics from the tinder's known heat, be walked up td the ewe, took by the ear . , ...
... Filigerald, the pretent Attorney-general. There ia oonteet for the vacant teat for BnckingbtatUie. Hr. Caeenditb, ton of the late whig member, ia oppooed Oapt Hamilton, eonaenratire. The gallant eapUm had the banda. , ~ , Mr. Jamet Coopotk, the radical elec ...
... House blue-book dispels many popular beliefs current in society. Thus the often-repeated story lhat Lord Macaulay had sold his Whig history to Messrs Long- man for an annuity is to be upset by the Custom House fact that the old historian is proprietor ofhis ...