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... not eager to dispute about terms ; and if the good old name of Whig has gone out of fashion let it rest in its glory. But Whigs as we are, the new Parliament and the new Ministry are quite Whig as we could desire them to be.—Edinburgh Review. Earl Russell ...
... feel the indignity cast upon them. With these sentiments I give you the lines in charge. Devicareo To THE LineraL Awa’, ye Whigs, awa’, Ye're po’ the men for me ; I see your dirty, cloven paw, Ye Liberal Committee. Ye've the devil's cloven hoof nst Government ...
... 'the north of Ireland; but we do not remember any other instance of a man and bis wife attaining such an age as this—Northern Whig. ...
... who carried the first great Reform Bill and abolished slavery in the West Indies, he is entitled to share the honours of the Whig Administration. He was more conspicuous, as Secretary for Ireland, in his efforts to redress the anomalies of the Irish Church ...
... and more especially by such disappointed ex-official Whigs as Earl Grey and the Duke of Somerset, Earl Stanhope was enabled to snatch a momentary triumph. ham be doing no injustice to the old Whig Lords who have supported the plan of concurrent endowment—or ...
... Parliament was as the member for Stockbridge, a close borough in Hampshire, | which he represented in the Whig interest. The Derby family was then Whig, and, in his earlier Parliamentary career, the young Mr Stanley was a consistent supporter of the family ...
... and had him carried into one of the waiting-rooins. A medical man, who priduptly declared life extinct, death, he believed, Whig resulted from the burvting of a blood-vessel. Mr represented the West Coast line of companies in Aberdeen sad the district ...
... agents for the Belfast petition against the return of Mr Thomas M’Clure, the Liberal member, served notice upon the Northern Whig and other Belfast Liberal journals that an application will be made to the Court of Common Pleas for an attachment inst them ...
... of the further reduction of the Irish Church. Still, it became more and mon evident as time went on that the young Whig was a young Whig no longer his opposition to his old comrades grew more and neve habitual, until it settled into a principle, and 1841 ...
... and more especially by such disappointed ex-official Whigs as Earl Grey and the Duke of fiomerset, Earl Stanhope was enabled to sash& a momentary triumph. It can be doing adiajustice to the old Whig Lords who have imported the plan of concurrent as Lord ...
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... of the further reduction of the Irish Church. Still, it became more and more evident as time went on that the young Whig was a young Whig no longer: his opposition to his old comrades grew more and more habitual, until it settled into a principle, and in ...