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... Institution, and delivered the first course of lectures connected therewith, on chemistry, in 1825. In politics Dr. Traill was a Whig of the old school, and in the famous election between Brougham and Canning he was most active and fearless in support of his ...
... thrice refusing one dictatorial crown , a ta Julius, but deliberately placing on his head the three crowns tendered jointly by whig tory and radical, and implying his readiness to do ditto with three more, or thirteen more, for that matter, no matter whence ...
... Majesty's Government. A Radical, in Joseph Home's days, was defined bY Mr. Coppock as a politician who quarrelled with the Whigs, but always went to their help in distress ; but we rather fancy this definition is faulty now. LORD PALMERSTON AT SHEFFIELD ...
... her Majesty's Gove ment. A Radical, in Joseph Hume's days, was defined Mr. Coppock as a politician who quarrelled with I Whigs, but always went to their help in distress ; but rather fancy this definition is faulty now. LORD PALMERSTON AT SHEFFIELD ...
... eccentric Earl Dudley, and Who, as a Canningite ' would naturally regard the Viscount, W ho had not then become even a Juvenile Whig, with co nsiderable, or inconsiderate, cordiality; and wouldn't rnuole mind embodying his connections in the fashion aforeor ...
... eccentric Earl Dudley, and Who, as a Canningite ' would naturally regard the Viscount, Who had not th en become even a Juvenile Whig, with considerable, or inconsiderate, cordiality; and wouldn't, much mind embodying his connections in the fashion afore- Raid ...
... uncommonly candid friendship; — When, at the beginning of 1858, the Tories, from whom Piedmont could expect nothing, replaced the Whigs, Cavour had long ceased to expect anything from the latter, who when in opposition, so far from modifying their policy with ...
... uncommonly candid friendship: — When, at the beginning of 1858, the Tories, from whom Piedmont could expect nothing, replaced the Whigs, Cavour had long ceased to expect anything from the latter, who when in opposition, so far from modifying their policy with ...