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... by the Liberal At resent it is weak in the Commons. ks that Earl The Morning Post remar' sell’s ininistry is pretty nearly a Whig government. ts a most purely character ia, externally speaking, @ sot gre: at disadvantage and weakness, but is the goverm ...
... followed the fortunes and ?? the policy of the Whig party. Between 1841 and 1846 Lord Palmeretona was in opposition. In December, IE45, some advances were madd to him, but the hostility of one of the leading Whigs rendered any sal arrangement impossible. ...
... illustration to his sp'ecbes parliament, besides Si** blirg him in his younger days to join with Croker and Peel in assailing the Whigs with literary satire. Of his father’s lively humour the late Lord Palmerston himself gave an amusing illustration in one of ...
... body of Irish rapreser apital, holding, as we all admit, the balance o yw the can, without doubt, make any governmen 1 ask Whig or Tory, tremble for their existe bing Orce tne goverament ih ee ndest right bill that would sweep away the extorti sters, ...
... told, triumphed in Ireland, and we can now un ierstand the fact. When factious vote displaced Lord Derby, and installed ths Whig-Liberals, it was easy to guess what might follow. We trust Fenian Liberalism will requite the Most Rey. Archbishop of Dublin ...
... and, together with his amiable consort, the widowed Lady Cowper, stood, to speak, at the head of English society. Like many Whigs, he was a real aristocrat, but upon a larger scale than the heroes of the Gaeta shield. He understood how to appreciate every ...
... iegrlty cf character. His naturs was singularly kindly and unselfish, and his charities numerous and unostentatious. —Northern Whig, The total number of persona who visited' the Exhibition yesterday was 4,469. ...
... Earl Russell’s | fragrance, and is wees, The Hair Dressing cultivates and beat hmines. Ministry is pretty nearly a homogeneous Whig Govern- |; hair is thin, try it; if seurfy, try it; it al 115 GRAFTON-STREET (Four Doors from Nearly opposite the Provost's ...
... and intelligent performer, the Theatre was tilled all through the engagement, and the pnblic were highly satisfied.—Northern Whig. Clocks and Watches.—There has been great falling off in the number of clocks imported this year. Thus the total imported to ...
... the same work of charity. At the meetings of the Order no reference to creed or politics is allowed. The Conservative, the Whig, the Radical, have in the Order one com- mon bond of union, and one place, at least, where each may as a man meet his fellow-man ...
... on him.” Swift, Coagreve, and others of lees note, aided Steele, but in coDscqn nee of political diversion in favour of his Whig friends be lost his gazetteerahip, and the Taller, to the great regret of the town, came to end. In 1711 be started the more ...
... him. Swift, Congreve, and others of lees note, aided Steels, but in consequence of a political diversion In favour of his Whig friiends he lost his gazetteership, and ths Wiitfr, to the great regret of the town, camce to an end. 'Tn 1711 he started the ...