... college course, not without distinction, Mr Stanley enured the House of Commons, and at first was numbered amongst the party of Whigs. His first office was that of Under Secretary for the Colonies in the administration of Mr Canning. In a short time a Tory ...

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... of levelling up ! Great names can be cited in favour of this historic remedy. Forty years age, it was the panacea of the Whigs for the wrongs of Ireland. BROUGHAM and advocated it, twenty years before that, in the Edinburgh Realm Pirr, and BURKE, and ...

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... the Property of Irish would go to the landlords. In cooclutt..n, he arid it had been the great and glortoue privilwe of the Whig party in tones to have secured civil and niurious freedom. By a instinct, the the leaguing cud stansonteu of the cetuntry bad ...

... the swapper. Ito el asease Osman als led pee lhaget, Ilulbura. lomiro.diodlw ECCIMASTICkL APPOINt MINTS The &awry of Miriam Whig become vacant, It how Vied op without any of which stands at the tioes of MN slow. With to the Bithoprie 4 Winchester, dui ...

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... should begin and terminate, were subjoins lee discussion, lie thought that a special be inserted giving immunity to persons Whig for *demi& purposes. A amiss had been inserted, he believed, in the Sanwa Act.—Professor Newton, of Cambridge, moved the first ...

... eye, but never to advantage. I have worked at elections, and have been —as the tide of popular favour appeared to turn—Tory, Whig, Liberal-Conservative, Radical, Democrat, Republican. I have declared that 'the gentleman on whose behalf I had the honour ...