... common sense ; but they soon discovered that the new Reform Act was not so destructive a measure as they had imagined. When the Whigs mis. managed affairs, the Tories, ashamed of their former title, took that of Conservatives, and again got into power. Sir ...

... had been held at Cambridge-house; but somehow or other they did not quite succeed among those whom it was the object of the Whig Government to bring together at social re-unions. The Countess Frances Woldegrave's at homes, which are always patronised ...

... had been held at Cambridge-house; but somehow or other they did not quite - succeed among those whom it was the object of the Whig government to bring together at social re-unions. The Countess Frances Waldegrave's at homes, which are Slways patronised ...

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... expected to meet the new Parliament with a definite solution of the Irish ecclesiastical difficulty that will again dish the Whigs, and elicit the plaudits of the Radicals. It is probable, therefore, that the final solution of the question will not be ...

... expected to meet the new Parliament with a definite solution of the Irish ecclesiastical difficulty that will again dish the Whigs, and elicit the plaudits of the Radicals. It is probable, therefore, that the final solution of the question will not be ...