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... Colebrooke, Bart., M.P. fur Lanarkshire, will move the Commons' address in answer to the speech from the throne. The banquet to the Whig whipper in, Sir William Hayter, at which Lord Palmerston will preside, is fixed for the 27th of Feb. The Prince of Wales ...
... by pre-tieing the same arti.icen Europe seems rapidly returning to its condition of fifty years ago, so far at least as the Whig powen are concerned. The first N. rotens, distractive fire-brand as he was, burnt up many of the cunningly contrived meshes ...
... the Whigporty, and, although an unfrequent speaker in the House of Peers, invariably supported the views and measures of the Whig governments. Ou the death of his father, in 1839, he succeeded to the dukedom. By his death the extensive estates belonging ...
... father, sod two years afterwards he was reamed fen Carbide on Whig priseipleo. His abilities non hewn appmeet after he attend the Hoeft Cannon and he was deemed • great nakitioe to the Whigs—a political party Owe Wetly insist month is the easky. In 1810 ...
... Liberal party. For one brief interval an attempt was, indeed, made to conduct the affairs of government on Whig principles without the chief of the Whigs ; but the result was not such as to induce anyone to desire a repetition of the experiment ; and so long ...
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... calumnious. Everybody read it; the Whigs and Republicans to admire, the Tories to abuse and denounce. It was, indeed, a niagni ficent party pamphlet in five volumes. For several years the historian was a toast at Whig banquets, and the dismay of Tory and ...
... appears truly heinous to Mr. Burns, who regards his lordship as a Scotchman. We think Mr. Burns somewhat too severe on the Whig historian. Lord Macaulay unquestionably proposed to write the history of England, and was of Scotch descent ; but he was born ...
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