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... post which he held until Sir Robert Peel's advent to power in the autumn of 1841. When the combination of Protectionists and Whigs on the Irish Coercion Bill drove Sir Robert Peel from power in 1846 Macaulay returned office as Paymaster- General of the Forces ...
... volanteer paid it expense, and, as the Irishman said, he would 3 such them for thet, you for nothing.’ (L ut bed end app'sase) The Whig Government, uode or Lord John Russell, did little ble, by » have They hed supplied rifes, but left the t re was and clothe ...
... indicated that essayist of ordinary brilliancy had arisen to instruct and amuse reading public. Ere long the leaders of the Whig party, in recognition of superiority, appointed Lord, then Macaulay, a Commissioner of Bankruptcy; and in 1830 they opened ...
... post whkh he held until Sir Robert Peel's advent to power in the autumn of 1841. When the combination of Protectionists and Whigs on the Irish Coercion Bill drove Sir Robert Peel from power in 184IJ, Macaulay returned to office as Paymaster- Ceneral of ...
... 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 ...
... of the aristocrats and farmers of tho Lothians. Liberate must henceforth be. on the gui vive Edinburgh, and the mysterious Whig clique must station extra sentinels to guard the approaches to their cellar in the High Street. And for why ? our readers ...
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... coalition of the Conservative and Radical parties, Sir John, then 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 ...
... is grossly unf unreasoning that no one, so far as we are What, the has ever ventured to defend it. be the effect of either Whig or Tory Refor such as looms in the future? Simply to i: the evil tenfold. According to Mr Bright tl obDeral o¢ ee Mis of the ...
... Macaulay was strongly attached to his political friends,* and deeply imbued with those immortal principles which have assigned the Whig party so glorious a share in the annals and government of this country. But he raised those principles to a higher power. He ...
... te in ts re. than to pursue a commendable policy, or ev hair’s breadth from a Whig programme, be ate in 20 objectionable. proverbially law, and the necessities of the Whigs, whi der a | neither few nor small, form no exception rule. The chief obstacle ...
... fine young fellow, quotes you in this way. Liberals must henceforth be on the gui vive in Edinburgh, and the mysterious « Whig clique 1 must station extra sentinels to guard the approaches to their cellar in the High Street. And for why? our readers ...