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... liberal and republican innti- tutions by a visit to America, Captain EIrall laid preceded her and set her the examplo of a Whig of W'higs turned Toey by a visit to Liberty's head-quarters; and Thomas oore himself, though he didi not roturn from America un-~higged ...
... afterwards have seemed. Up to this time he had been in poli- tics, to use the now classical phrase of Mr. DENmAN, a Whig, and something more than a Whig. But up to this time MR. COrEY had known little of politics except as a disinterested, and perhaps rather ...
... agriculturist, and more especially as a breeder of short-horn stock. As a politician, Mr. Langston was strongly attached to Whig principles, and on no occasion deserted them, but supported them to the utmost. Mr. Langston was in his fifty-eight year, and ...
... at the close of every Parliamentary session, in the most sevoro and caustic manner, the progress made in legislation by the Whig Government, be soon forgotten. In 1846 he finally retired from office. Since that time ho has acted the part of an exalted ...
... at the close of every Parliamentary session, in the most severe and caustic manner, the progress made in legi elation by the Whig Government, ha soon forgotten. in 1 1816 ha finally retired from office. Since that ttroo he had acted the part of an exalted ...
... at the close of every Parliamentary session, in the most severe and caustic manner, the progress made in legislation by the Whig Government, be soon forgotten. In 1840 he finally retired from office. His speeches delivered during the last few years upon ...
... heat re- membered of any he ever 10ade-tha int which, reviewing the results Of the 3esson, he Oxpomed the incapacity of the Whigs, and ceritaily c3verorl them with shiame. Lord LynAdhunst and the late Sir Robert Peel had long beat olticl onedeats.The coccasion ...
... closeso- of --yer parhia'Ie'i. tary sessiilo i1' the mos severe and caustio Manner, the progress made in legielation by the Whig'Government, be soon forgotten. In 1846 he finall. 'r'tlred 'fro 'offlce. His apee~ deierei during the last fev years, npou ...