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... _study the _graces _of literary _expression _, _his _hand was _sharply felt in the Tory _mischief then going on _. - _The-New Whig _Guide _, a rieasant _battery _directed _against the Liberal _ OppombOD _, _was _mainly , _we _believe , written by Lord ...
... _Wellington ' s Cabinet _went _out and _the Whigs _came to office _. Lord Palmerston _returned to the War Office , where for so many years he had laboured for the Tones _. He threw ia his lot with the _Whigs on the _question of _Reform , and in consequence ...
... appreciation of public _feeling . _In tliese days _, we are too apt _' to forget _that Lord . _Bnsscll was one of that earlier Whig party who had long to : fight _rather against _, than with _-anything that then _existed of . _public ' opinion , as _well' ...
... the future Lord Pingo* lad we may say will be elected °pyritic.. Although this distinguished einem has pat forward by the Old Whig or Adam Bleak party, we have to hesitation saying that he will prove pretty acceptable to the whale eonmnnity ; and we do not ...
... Lorid Pialmerstea .-Ihe;, greapt o~stagle, tq iall pro' gress-would produce a weaderful. tqfofrm :Bill.' He did not like the Whigs saying that jthe~y were the frieuds ofthe people, and thrb~tbe'Gouserva- tives had no interest it' the welfareonf the corn ...
... _Petty ( tlie late Lord _Lansdownc ) , who had come _before his _constituents on the occision oi his accepting office in the Whig Ministry oi Lord Grenville . _The young Irish or _rather _Irishtitled Tory , _however , was _unsuccessful m _his attempt to ...
... _myself _was Foreign _Minister—that in 1852 rccoRmeed the _Erapire with the cordiality of which M _^ _ClAen _epeala _. Tha Whig Miniatry did not come _. _into . _r _«* wer tdl eftrlyin _18 _: _^ , five _weeks after the _Empve-had been _established ia ...
... _' s _menaces is especially amusing . _It solemnly alBnns that the Irish _Establishment , _already _il-LibcraI on account of Whig _attempts to do _justice to _Ireland , will _become most _formidably _anti-Whiggishif _, by confiscation _ofitspropcrty ...
... _leaving all other obJectf _* , _clenvo unto it alone _, as did Fox , Grey , and the rest of the last and _. best eCDcration of _Whigs _. But neither was he the _man to attach _himself to whatever party or principle was strongest _, and , trampling on all things ...
... Fyfois awellknow citzen r Pussell a ci~icru. hardly kuowu ,at ~ll beypud the precincts of the violent .romorselcos-srumtp of the whig clique.' The iudepeun dent electdri i..ve iie taste'fo. the old yoke so recelaty r rd thorodghly'broken .-2-I am, Lw.,? .~~~ ...
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... :East Ret- ' ford..waa disfranchised for. bribery, and the ques, to, |tion aresp what *t'a tolbe done vith the seats., ,The Whigs pi~pposed thabtthej. Bhoild be, trans . E 'ferred to Mancbhester. The Irod'Duke, however, * '1 .detrnine thtitoefi'anqbide ...