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... power; But there may come too terrible an hour, Too tierce flame for orators and prigs. For prelates, lauded gentry, moderate Whigs— Hotter than Oteys or Bussells can endure, Or the Gladstoman patent nostrums cure; In fact, a revolution in the air— A popular ...

... Carlton, from which, I believe, he only retired within the last few years. Earl Granville is different, for he was born and bred Whig ; but it is probable that the circumstance of his having passed his early life in Paris, where his father was for many years ...

... nec2ssarily counts double on a division, Taking into account the number of Tories who held aloof, and the number of malcontent Whigs, like Lord Westbury, wh», thongh voting for the second reading, exulted in the prospect of damaging the Dill in Committee, ...

... Lord Derby were confirmed by a Peer usually so calm and so moderate as the Earl of Harrowby, who has all his life been half a Whig, and held at one time a Cabinet office under Lord Palmerston. Lord Cairns was also strong in favour of resisting the bill. ...

... tion of Church property. The friends of Lord Mayo enjoyed a triumph in the House last night when Earl Russell, the veteran Whig, rose to declare that the best thing that could be done by Parliament would be to raise the social position and increase the ...

... on the principle of religious inequality as _between _Protestants and _-Roman Catholics _. Tilis _ProteBtmit settlement the Whigs of our _generationTinder the leadership of _^ tr Gladstoneare _doingtheir best to uproot . Lord W . Hay , in _his letter , ...

... leap in the dark for the pleasure of‘dishing'Hie Whig*.* And reminded his honourable friend ou his left (Mr Swinton) who bad quoted certain sentences from one or two of those eminent and neatly dished Whig*, that the apparent inconsistencies that found ...

... take him for all in all, edual to honest Lord John; and he would have been able, as well as the latter, to direct one or two Whig Cabinets. He only wants a slight touch of illitemper to have the requs- site qualities of a party leader, If ever his biography ...

... Mr GLatorrosa the chief place among the Liberals. Tim habit of being powerful, once acquired, is hard to lay down, and the Whig lord has more than ewe shown soma indinatim again to take hold the reins be had abaft:limed. Has Lord DWT actually taken his ...

... the Council on independent grounds, and was returned a small majority against a candidate who had the influence of the Old Whig party. He was afterwards elected by St Cuthbert's Ward. A Liberal in politics, he was thoroughly honest and sincere in all ...

... he may possibly care but little if the course he advises were to result this time in dishing the Lords instead of the Whigs, But Lord Derby does not carry all his own party with him, not to mention that he is opposed by such Conservatives as Lord ...