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... to be at the “ anti-climax” involved in the notion of a Daniel 0 the modest ‘ofativm of a nen- Parliament to accommodate a Whig M.nistry, aud accepting Ina moral point 7 whew, we cannot think that the new Lncome- Tax Commissioner come down, He will, in ...
... the steam oat the Sian. were all tad N..& The ship dos sew rocks that them moil est Ise got oat. Soot No. 2, with some the Whig leaded on the tor* by the ' , toddies ei with the help of tome the got . seemed to a rock to keep time steel from wt. We them ...
... Achates the noble earl, w! is the head af these movements. thirdly, Mr Kinnaird is a member of Parliament. In politics he is a Whig, and 20 thoroughly a has come to be called in + Palmerstoa’s ” He was the noble lord’s side all through the Scottish tour. ...
... ve address, defended himself ; bat he stood alone Wodehouse (who was lately the Under- Secretary for Foreign affairs in «a Whig Ad- ministration), joining with Lord Derby in re-echoing the complaints and opinions of Lord Ellenborough. The rest of the ...
... energies, which will probably only revive in the cold shade of opposition. That the sunshine of office has a disastrous effect on Whig principles is a feet we are all pretty well acquainted with by this time, but some political enthusiasts used to think that ...
... energies, which will probably only revive in the cold shade of opposition. That the sunshine of office has a disastrous effect on Whig principles is a fact we are all pretty well acquainted with by this time, but some political enthusiasts used to think that ...
... uf the ceincidence; and now people the appositeness of the comparison between the senior aad junior Dion, — it of Northern Whig. Dr Pusey and his friends have taken the advice of Lord Burghley—never to go to law unless sure of your cause—and have dropped ...