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... adopted by the Whigs or the Radicals when they set up their own young men as landidates for Parliamentary honors. The youth of their side is always more mature, we must suppose, than the youth of their political opponents; and while a young Whig or a young ...
... and stumping and expressed confidence, with the prestige of an old family name and the patronage of we do not know how many Whig Earls, Messrs. WODEHOUSE and GURDON have shared the same inglorious fate. Norfolk, the great representative of agriculture ...
... hands of a Whig Radical. Lord FREDERICK is one of those aristocratic politicians who believe they are born to a seat in the House of Commons, not because they have any peculiar hereditary claims upon the nation so much as because they are Whigs, and therefore ...
... CHEAP EDITION. Price Bd. free by post for four stamps. REASONS FOR BEING A CONSERVATIVE, AND FOR OPPOSING THE PRESENT WHIG-LIBERAL MINISTERS. BY HENRY LEE WARNER, ESQ. Norwich: MATCHETT AND STEVENSON. London: C. Mrrcur.m. & Co. To be had also of Messrs ...
... Education. I pEPILS are prepared, ay./ a .1, for tloi furore poxitioni hfr h Masten. Term* *, I charge for iho nor of J. C. WHIG!! r. Nlaater. ifififlggs o* GOTI rid. IN earl tee asiaate ea tke fallaa . t.“ *.4. V'. W. an itaterapiaat • Kilt plan, Lynn ...
... subject is true; but our thanks are due to him far sinking the politician in the patriot, and for shewing us that even a Whig of the Whigs, like the son of Coke of Norfolk, can, as a country gentleman, in the best interests of his county, value and endeavour ...
... compliance with his own view of the avetasiliaa of Lis position, he proposed to offer high office to several members of the Whig party, and even to certain members of Lord Russell's Government. He should, therefore, have to ask from his own snpporters ...
... produce any Haute of enthusiasm, except what was derived from too much toasting of Whig sentiments and Radical statesmen. It is becoming pretty plain that, however the Whig leaders may parley with the Radicals to join the democratic ranks, the bulk of the ...
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... and Mr. Whalley. Mr. : is the loaf ride a the son of • lemma oho .at fur Yeterborosialt yerth A ' I. this division a the Whigs, could hardly fad of It is that Mr. Whalley ! in very Thu hon. sanairman ass to : o at Ins teat brio by Moms to MP. ...
... time for nearly • quarter of a century an avowed Whig government found itself established in Downing street; the member for Tiverton, the former decided Tory, then became Foreign Secretary with the Whigs. From November, 1834, till April, 1835, when Rir ...