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... of the Catholic party. During and after the of the Reform Bills in 1832 and 1833 he allied bins mself with the Whigs, called himself a “ Whig-radical” and came to be regarded as one of-the leaders of the Liberal Party. In that capacity he visited Edinburgh ...

... absurdities—are the qualities alike of the Perey and the Napier. On the Bath hustings in 1841, Sir William declared that the Whigs bad encouraged insurrection, A great corndealer of the neighbourhood said he lied. Sir William temperitaly answered that he ...

... the residence of her mother, leaving the poor fellow in the church to ruminate over ing “ better luck next time.”—Northern Whig. e inconstency of fickle woman, and doubtless hop- It is stated that Prince Alfred’s object in visiting Nor- way was to joiu ...