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... shat as up, while bestows all its indulgencios and its sweetmeats upon other religious bodtea. would rather be relieved from Whig dry-oar««#bip. »»• would rather be consigned the tender care of our natarti friends, the Conserratires ; determining tbie, ...
... Pebcbval, while Prime Minister, was shot; Mr. CaHNino, also Prime Minister, died from the effects of the bitter hostility the Whigs; Lord Palmeuston is the fourth Prime Minister in the present century who bas died in office. is singular in this respect, and ...
... proposition, to which he gave a brilliant support, was lost by large majority, displayed such tact and judgment that when the Whigs once more came into office, under Earl Grey, he succeeded Lord Aberdeen as Foreign Till 1911 Lord Palmerston continued to sit ...
... a treaty Madrid, which promised well for the tureen of constitutional government in the peninsula. In November, 1834, the Whigs gave place to Sir Robert Peel's first administration, which only lasted few months; and on the aecessioii of Lord Melbourne ...
... the would be resented by a rapid flight from the in this terial to the Opposition benches. The remnan to side with Lo 1, Mr. Whig families is pre Horsman rather than with Buicar and ds upon the temper a uni- tong. “Everything de bearance of the Russell ...
... has always been Russe ) by s to see things only thro » that of bound to bina by the tee. of intimacy or family 6 waa, d His Whig. He can neither contribute to the succe ment of which he is a member by his , Ror make i formidable to a from which he is excladed ...
... pomp and empty self-gratolation with which the announcement is made, though absolute wisdom were the inheritance of all the Whigs. It will be, indeed, an instructive and amusing sight to witness the whole burden of ministerial responsibility laid upon Mr ...
... that Xord D icre has been appointed lord-lieutenant of the county of Essex. Lord Dacro is the elder brother Mr. Stand, the Whig whipper-in. ■ The Army and Navy Gatetie states that the account of the accident of Sir Charles Wood is very much exaggerated ...
... n, modelled by Whig statecraft, and to that he pertinaciously clings; every project must be drawn in symmetry with the examples of the pure Whig school, as they are preserved tradition in the archives of Holland House; an ancient Whig smell must always ...
... when Mr. Henry Berkeley cesses to be its it will soon be remembered only by political antiquarians. If, sgain, an advanced Whig of had been asked whst was the ideal of represents! ion to which looked forward, there can no doubt that he would have answered ...
... rosy hive illused deceased and thrown him out of the carriage, the door and window of which were damaged. Mb. Cobdbit, thb Whigs, ihb Fbbvch Tbb att,—A correspondent of the Glasgow Herald has written in that journal an account of soma incidents which occurred ...
... of the Liverpool Alhion) look like an old Whig who should keeping company with Lord Orerstone (formerly Jones Lloyd) and Lord Taunton (once Mr. Labouchere.) Sir Francis is not only old Whig, but fossil Whig, and he is almost as strong in quotations from ...