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... which he shall take the lead. But the old Whig party, it is no secret, believe he cannot be trusted on foreign policy, and the old Whig party will in the meantime cany the day. Months ago, a coalition of old Whigs and advanced Conservatives was spoken of ...
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... public calamity for England, as by ilts unanimous language of tile papers arris lug douhtbda bring shoot the &komp.. 'Mos of the Whig party, for a lons those foretold, and eadossui ouly by ma immense soersousi Influence. • The subjoined podsagra are from Legitimist ...
... educated at Harrow, at Edinburgh, and at Cambridge. flocs I ed for thr eywusuneer :he celebrated Dorild Stewart, the great Whig Professor of Moral Philosophy and Pol Feanuory in the Univer soy of hallotairgh ; and at a recent period, 'thee, referring ...
... were seek and yet delays have not abated his interest the work nor relaxed his was wilily for its 'seem I he will breve me be Whig said this; but 'I that I my own feelings I ea this what I fed due. Idle mese best, hie and the el the Ohs* in will =2lof Ili ...
... displayed, had been absent. Pro- bably the Liberal party had no other course to follow but to accept Lord Russell as their head. No Whig Ministry could have suc- ceeded without him, and considering the estimate which it is well known his Lord- ship places on his ...
... politician to study the graces of literary expression, his hand was sharply felt the ** Tory miscl ief,” then going on. The New Whig Guide,” a pleasant battery directed against the Liberal oppodtion, was mainly, believe, written Lord Palmerston, Sir Robert ...
... petition before the Preeident in the mode most agreeable to himself and most honourable to his successful antagonist. —Richmond Whig. Whiskers Kisses.— The editress of the Literary Gazette says she would eoon nestle her nose in . rat's nest of swindle tow ...
... Times, we observe, in its eagerness to damage the noble Earl, virtually charges him with that decline of popularity which the Whigs, as repre- sented by Lord Melbourkb, experienced. No one acquainted with the history of the Mel- bourne Administration will ...
... might excite surprise. But what brought these advauced schemes so speedily to nought What but the entrance of Brougham into the Whig ministry. The great commoner who stormed the citadel of aristocratic exclusiveness on the solitary whirlwind of his own eloquence ...
... Cabinet is nearly complete. Lord Russell succeeds to the Premiership virtue of the understanding come among the beads of the Whig party whan, in 1859, ha consented to serve under Lord Palmerston. Previous to the meeting at Willis’s Rooms it was agreed that ...