... annually, the victory of Mr. PITT over the Duke of NORFOLK'S candidate, by a majority of I. Then, in 1816, Colonel WEBB, the Whig candidate, won his seat at a cost of 27,0001., of which 94361. were spent in Gloucester, and 24521. in London in opening public ...

... be from thence- 1 forth deprived of the privilege which every right thinking and acting Englishman glories' in possessing. Whigs, Radicals, and Tories may read this little work without any risk of having their feelings hurt, and all we are sure will admit ...

... ridicule for be sing the son of a that he had be: *So Tam, and am come into the hairdresser, made House to give a dressing to the Whigs.” Swift hal a singular presentime: nt of his imbecility. Dr. Young, walking one d ay with him, suddevly missed the Dean, who ...

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... of it has come upon the public as • surprise. Though no one could assert that such • tribute to the I services of the great Whig Minister would be ill earned or inappropriate, it seemed scarcely possible to dissever his Lordship from the House in which ...

... under the roof which had often echoed his eloquence, with the Whig lord, who was one of the conspiracy which vexed him with dogged hostility until lie sunk prematurely under the trial the Whigs hunted CANNING to death because he had inaugurated a large-minded ...

... superior to any one who h ever filled that post, with the exceptions of Charles James Fox, whose successor he is as leader of the Whig party, and of Lord Palmerston, who is lis colleague. The the sland of speech recently delivered re was ne of the most notable ...

... ballot ; and from this period to 1841 he took an active part, under Sir Robert Peel, in battering the lame government of the Whigs, When Peel entered upon office Mr. Herbert was appointed Secretary to the Admiralty, and so remained until in 1545, when he ...

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... MS in the HOMO Of to recognise tale Lit ia a new mender and to it The lase of Herbert is unipiestionahly • great Mew to the Whigs, who could sever afford in tom ems of die of the piety that at the time. The of folloeriag aides. 11 • liver crniptaitt Aoki ...

... Weer al Miele. Is.• 1.04 to hie mei lld i.nen woo le qemtherthoraselthe at the trove seembeehed sad tetunied to .hipe art At Whig aid a hash IV inesel dos bras et t*eath —., • civilise is line .54 .dvwod lbws _yards et the 1 Usti,. kepi op • 'me in ...