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... steadily and ocrreelty. The effioera knew their planes, and the men their drill, and were prepared for any movemeet.''—.VorfAem Whig. ...
... Government and laodtorda, and to the rile elarej who creep along is this land-the and the minions of English power Ireland. spared Whig nor place-hunter. Ob oocoaol is hooted down. Keoiao ia cot I defies hi* wont eoemirß to point one line of hie in of the wild ...
... the n JB Commoea, and Whig backing tap, port him, could not inepire eoaifldenoe; but now removed from the boots which tbs Ministry ia most attacked, and most his Vifljig anpporteM are longer there. Francis Baring, the ferrert Whig Chancellor tbs Exchequer ...
... rtyjoesl hi* collMge**, ■ened loyally Loti Knueli he hsti served Lord Owy end Lord Melboarac. sod if wm the mesa* of out the Whig Ministry it wse circamatsocea of great proroostioD. lit* fidelity hi* colleague*, has, indeed, (•rorezbial, sad few men have ...
... eoantics. prorinaca, and all p irtiooa Ur.lted Kiogd jm. The present Earl of Derby and other English statesmen still Bring (Whigs and have bean badly che'-roJ in as. eorting before Parliuaent that Act of Union between Great Britain and Ireland mast maintained ...
... the Ovvcra. nwwt Dud 0«b», in myaeif was Mtcijter. that ISM reoogalMd the empire with the Jjfdlality which CoL«o ipcshi. The Whig Ministry ulnot c'melato p;w*c early la 185.\ Ere weets shot the empire hail teca astsbluhe-.! In Fiance ai_d rvoogniaed Eagtasd ...
... agreed not to disturb him. H« earned, Psrthyßeat, reputation for geniality f Lord Palmerston had. sen exiled •• daagCTcus’* Whigs ? Lord Palmerston was not. ia orator bora and cultivated- Palmerston was aei'her. is eager * j»iu. ?*;*!• r».t. Umdlj. c„ ...
... engage in tho same work of charity. At the meetings of the Order reference to creed politic* is allowed. The Conservative, Whig, the Radical, have in the Order one com* raon bond of union, and one place, at least, where each may as a man meet his fellow-man ...
... followed the fortunes and supported the policy of the Whig party. Between 1311 and 1816 Lord Palmerston was in opposition. Dsoember, 1315, some advance were mads him, but the hostility of one the leading Whigs rendered any final arrangement impossible. the ...
... passing the first Reform liOl, for has bees vary busy eaocg these for las* few year* ; wee et oca the ee* ksowladgod heed the Whig party, end bas as repatatioo no ether atetesoen. With many 'recommemlatwss. may be tboeghl that wo seed look so farther then ...
... tbos, but gravely, greatly, and straightforwardly, like Englishmen, tike tho man himtelf, let England mourn him. to-day Tory Whig. Coneervative, High Churchmen or how Chorchmoa, poriate men the world, Henry John Temple has earned this much his ooaatiymea—tho ...