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... entered the Reformed Parliament the same year sa member for Penryn and Palmouth. He became Solicltor-General lust before the Whigs went out in December, and he re. turned to the same ofilos when they came in in April, 18.16. Four years Inter he was raised ...
... about the •nd of Noramber Soot email somewhat of a dreamy time, I have in a kiwi of half sleeping halt wearing tailed up two Whigs in my dull brain, Vit., poiestt I wonder, ar, ma you, who are no doubt brightly wide awake, tell me whetter there nosy analogy ...
... was brief, os Lord MeUiourne resigned after Lord Spencer's death In the following October or November, which broke up the Whig parly, in the old King’s opinion at least. The eclipse the Lilierals, however, was but temporary. Sir Robert Peel and the Duke ...
... ordered because they arc themselves tolerably comfortable in it. Few men enjoyed greater personal popularity. He was a thorough Whig. but he never allowed the keenness of his partisanship to cloud his judgement or warp his actions. Fair and equal to all, no ...
... entered the Reformed Parliament the same year member for Peuryn and Falmouth. He became Solicitor-General just before tho Whigs went out December, 1834, and returned to same office when they came In April, 1835. Four years later be was raised to the bench ...
... appointed United States Minister to the Court of Austria. Little is known of him, except that he is a respectable Philadelphia Whig. The quantity of sovereigns issued from the Sydney Mint averages fully 35,000 each week, or nearly 1,800,000 a year, besides ...
... entered the Reformed Parliament the same year memltor fur Penryn and Falmouth. He became Solicitor-General Just before the Whigs went out In December, 1834, and he returned to the same office when they came In April, Four years later he was raised the ...
... Sari, Ara Terme, Moan* uoa naltr PONT, CAVALLO& amd I. a 111.1113. q det to ride ar &int. and flagmen ne.rly nem. Tim owes, Whig no foram um for theta. ie an opportunity rarely met with. Qidta • Bargain. Apply to Yr Hwy Barium Rutland strait. Swansea; ...
... From the present Con- servative party have come more positive proofs that they are the real friends of the people than all the Whig Governments that ever held office have shown. Collectively, and indi- vidually as a rule, Conservatives deal far more liberally ...
... REVIEW. v„ienteers el dliunerwahslitm, Ystel , •- I This Raoul mat, Whig 1. always looked f orwar d to , h.ly c ourse , I by the and may be fairly describes a. decided success. The weather was splendid, such as to give our county citizen ar m y a very ...
... upon the Irish Church warn nothing than a preliinimiri move against the Established Church in this country. believed that the Whig party, to which he was bound by hereditary tied, di,. claimed any ictention of disturbing the English Church, but the result ...
... of a new ihshop for Natal. The Attorney and the Solicit‘g-General it is to be hopedenot allow the &Wien. prejudice, of the Whig gir Travers override their better judgment. .11..tast extent of moorland in the neighbourhood°, ‘ gig n iirego:Yorkehlra has ...