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... disciple*. Upon him the mantle felL Add to this, that among the eventualities foreseen was the chance of hi* one day a seat in Whig Cabinet. Which of the great uthce* State could hold that Cabinet with most satisfaction himself and to hi* colleagues? Evidently ...
... on is progressing steadily. The Pont remarks that Earl Russell's Ministry ia pretty nearly a homogenous Whig (loverniuent. Its almost purely Whig character ia, externally speaking, a source great disadvantage and weakness. But where is the Government ...
... something peculiar that he was one of the very few Tories who fol- lowed the example of the young Whigs of that generation in sitting at the feet of the great Whig Profeor of Moral Philosophy and Political Eeo- nomy. It certainly does not appear that he en ...
... the objects dearest to bis heart were attained, cared little whether the men with whom sat the Trea•ury benches were styled Whigs Tories, liberal- Conservatives, or Conservative-Liberals. His very consistency in this respect has been denounced •i fault ...
... sc. cepted office under the Duke of Wellington, and on fhe retixement of that Addministration, and the acces. lion of the Whigs to power, Lord Palmerston became Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs-a post which, untl his temporary retirement in 1831 ...
... y reform, andon the night ?? for the debate Mr. Michael Angelo Taylor, a flam. Ing patriot, gave a grand dinner, to which Whigs only were invited. Poor Lord John was dosmed to ieclaim to empty benches, his friends-the great Eprofessors of liberty and ...
... to reoognixe the e«»r.b-lislimetit of the em|*ir»- in 1852, being the actual occupant the Foreign Office on the eiuW. The Whigs only came inti power five after that event; but his lordship add*, that would h»v*- taken the cordial course of concurrence ...
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... the first instance by Lord Palmeraston but by the Earl of Derby, who was First Lord of the Treasury during the year 1852, the Whig Ministry having only resumed the reins of office in the second week of the year 1853, that is, five weeks after the Tory Government ...
... surprise. It has dwelt almoet constantly in the public mini for two ar three years. The Radicals have waiteil for H, the Whigs have deprecated it, the Tories with eiagslar biindoeM have prayed for it, but all the eventuality new come paas has been alike ...
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