... moderate Liberal, or rather Whig, of his more advanced years. But the change was natural; he had lived to see carried into effect a large portion of those measures which he had so strenuously advocated 50 years ago, and which both Whigs and Tories then looked ...

... Chantey, Wilts, from whom he derived Lord Tenterden) was a Tory to the backbone, a ascend Christian name. Like many of the Whig I Judge of the Eldon school; so he was ordered back •tocracy of his age, be spent his early years at to liewgate ; and thou ...

... alias at premot filled by mem who were 110 credit to an advanced Administrations; threnodies, occupied by effete doss of a Whig aristowney,in whirls the oonntry would rather see a Morley, a MOIL and • Fawcett. Ths Goveranieut of Mr. Gledstose was, however ...

... bwer rates man bees tame. bowers, geneeelly Sir rates. Forage else ant b. boar ferJ wept Crean, Soar LIM man 250 barrel. Anion Whig was paean la lee Isail• NG/folks wet% bewever, at lie previa' eat alai se were feeelga nano sad Imene, • Mail densad. rates ...

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... pod service, to the Geld. The Imps intend to provide • these et the coterpriem la Whisk they perished. lb is to take lle a • Whig. • Amps will keep the mob** fa the et the Gems for row by oseterriag • bonsai or ens with it. It is proposed be • rlght ' of ...

... eetertein proposals ea behalf of stool for its temptation is the swath of June by a Conteimieser Se be op. by the College. easel et Whig its claims be•eglit before the College sheskl eemmesicate before Jame I with the J. It. Magma, Quote's College. ; sad the whole ...

... to-' • voile dere. ; distill'', far the &whim sis Ennwiile,wbether it was discretion or jealousy, or both, that indeed the Whigs to refuse to swept him as • party Mader, the we. directly beedeial to progress and enlightened reform, 'she utilised hisenergyon ...

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... IL Oa 111. Wis. lin Jailibt Os the Id at Coload Aascand Owasso Ms at Emily Os Os Id el Damage oar MOM Wit J.P, mon& LA al Whig.. Li.ad Lamm. Ds. • Prodar at de lissOinsted at ($4 51. Id Di at UM Nada Sod* Vidal Dii. d aid al Illialpssa Oa Os 5.4 0 ...

... fact—namely, that Lord Stanley having begun his political career as a Whig, had veered roundto the Tories, and at length took office under Peel. In 1834 he separated himself from the Whigs on the question of the Irish Church —ho, with Sir James Graham, the ...

... promotion were of the better else of mechanics, and labourers, in went becorniegly, and very any to. speatably, attire th Whig whine; they attempt at 'ukase their Featen sympathies. the f «wed carters being marnselled I. eleshopearest. of e well app ...