... like the air breathe! If we have it not, we die. Such were the terms of a favourite toast, especially among, the departed Whigs, in the former half of the present century. The truth which it embodies is now too generally recognized to need such formal ...

... became a barrister, and between 1820 and 1830 drafted bills for the Home Office through the patronage of Sir R. Peel. The Whig Government employed him in the same capacity. In 1835 he was private secretary to Sir R. Peel, and was appointed Under Secretary ...

... months has occupied so much of the valuable time of the noble Lord-Lieutenant of Monmouthshire and has so grievously damaged the Whig interests in that county. Al the law now stands, any British subject may assume and bear any surname he pleases, provided he ...

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... obtained the Ministry would certainly go to pieces, but, if an addition of some thirty Liberal members could be obtained, the Whig Government might survive Palmerston's premiership for a time. all this Is platrible telougb, as the that we not haws • year ...

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