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... fits essay on Mitten, in the Ediuburyit &mita., drew up in him the atteutiun of the entire reading public. The leaders of the. Whig party, in acknowledgment of his literary superiority, appointed Mr. MacAulay a Coinmiesioner of Bankruptcy, and in leelu he ...
... success, avid of that of a soil greater man bet-re him, Sir /Limn Walpole, who kept the Hanover (dully on toe throne and the Whigs in ethos for many years. HIS ORATORY. A thing very remarkable in the lions° of Cunt/none is the decline of oratory. It is c ...
... fought a duel with the captain, obtained a divorce in the House of Lords, but never married again. The A.stleys are a very old Whig fanuly in Norfolk. The title dates back to 1289, and, in [Bll, the Lite peer succeeded in proving his right to be summoned ...
... Mir Earl6, Private Seeretary-of Dfr Disr-aeli, gave ,up his seat, as a eoocpromise,-.icifavour of Mfr Marjoribanks, fthe old Whig moanber for that borough. Seats for Wales- tfield, Gloucester, Norawich, Beverley, and Pontefract still remain to be filledd ...
... cheer and ten his own labours. chief and champion of the Lord J. may deplore the loss of the he will mourn still more over uent Whig historian, bat he could counsellor, on whose in’ a fee sincerity place full reliance; of tial pride burneat the must have lowed ...
... phalanx of country gentlenen to the assault. Pi . It is true that some Irish members who supported Lord fc it Pahlerston and the Whigs in Opposition may desert them bi now they are in power, though it remains to be seen la whether all who supported Mr Disraeli ...
... re&znation of the Secretaryship at War by Mr. tutting, 1.a.l Palmerston vok the vacant place, and tilled it until When the Whigs earns int) power, Lord Palmerston became Secretary of State f Foreign AiTairA, and represented South Hants, and tAtimately ...
... coalition of the Conservative and Radical parties, Sir John, then Dr Bowring, was elected member for Kilmarnock, defeating the Whig candidate of the day, Captain Dunlop. The remembrance that Kilmarnock opened for him the doors of St Stephens, naturally enough ...
... Taking the ascertained numbers of Palmerstonian supporters and Derbyite adherents—or more properly, the Liberal party, including Whig, Radical, Liberal, and advanced Liberal, and the Conservative party, comprising ultra and moderate Tories—the balance of votes ...
... Reform Bill, but if it be attempted to perpetuate wrong under which whole nation suffers, no quarter ought to be given. The Whig leaders in Scotland have received ample warning that they must not permit their feelings of Edinburgh cliqueism to lead them ...
... tow, and brought her to Belfast. The rescued vessel, including cargo, is stated be worth between £40,000 and £50,000 Northern Whig ...