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... evil, indefinite possibilities of mischief. The newt from the Crimea would have been fatal to the Government even the ancient Whig leader had not attempted anticipate the fall his colleagues. Lord Palmerston succeeded to the head of affairs at the beginning ...
... ind'uated that .an essayist of ordii brilliancy i./j arisen to instruct and nninse the reading public. r , long Jie leaders of the Whig party, in rec»g.iiii his intellectual superiority, appointed Mr Al.iciul.iy commissioner and 1830 they for him to House of ...
... much of his time at his cham- bers in the Temple, and there he wrote the two first volhiles of that wonderful romance, the Whig His- tory of Englaid. Ire generally rode to Charing Cross fromn Kensington in a cab, and then walked along the right side ...
... we to exercise legitimate influence at home on this question ? instructing our representatives to represent to the minister, Whig or Tory os he maybe, that the sentiments and wishes of one-third of the population these kingdoms is not to be overlooked or ...
... grounds where Addison, Charles James Fox, Burke, Sheridan, Horner and Mackintosh, Rogers and Sydney Smith, Tom Moore, and every Whig celebrity between the times of Fox and Lord Melbourne, walked and talked, may cut up into squares and terraces. If true, what ...
... member. for Edinburgh in 1839, and became Secretary at War in the same year. Mr Macaulay did not remain long in office, for the Whigs were soon ousted by Sir R. Peel. In opposition Mr Macaulay's voice was not often heard, but on one occasion he expressed himself ...
... se allow; and the sky is already darkened ie forecasts of a struggle for political supreetween the almost evenly balanced Whig- I and Conservative sections. Parliamentary o is to be the battle-ground; and it is quite ; that sweeping changes in the system ...
... earallbsted to is the ead Mt, hie to. aerty SI Mee, ia the Edielary% Bratia, Oar ups Ibe alleades of the attire puMk. Woo of the Whig piety, is el bis Awry ompeekeley, em ber* Ala a Camerbalasse of Ihmeimpaeb tad le 1811, he esteral mmeme a mambas fee Cass ...
... Conservatives in making the division a par ¢ of the question. Then, the whole body of that party, already or the Re- numbering the Whigs, lowered through their bribery Coustry the recent elections, will appear, as is fully expects (should it be found expedient) ...
... ective politicia as of the present. day be seems uot OQ BOM: an .old world Whe Parliament whan Lord: Grey Was wear bie and ‘the: Whig party; after ite long fom about to enjy the fruits of esesess. George TV., who bad. beeome from. the first geatlemsn the most ...
... House in the Wholesale Woollen and Manchester Trade. To a first-rate hand a liberal salary will given.—Apply to “Traveller, Whig Office.” 2647 ...
... t jel da. in th. front of the akirt; and a pelerin. which eatisfied with the terms, arid would hire the store; but ■ ■ , ■ Whig leader had not attempted .nt.cip.ta the fall s.on of Italy by Austr , '.* nd O' ™ 000 “. ™ tl00 covers the half of th, ...