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... there's no question of there being a debt on the chapel. For my part, I can't, see an it's, of much consequence who's in, Whigs or Tories; they're all pretty much of a muchness. But it is a matter of cousequence whether our debt's paid. Ay, ay I ...
... biographical sketch of Lord is one the ieading papers in St. Paul's Maga' b- The writer will no doubt be considered members the Whig party to be too favourable chancellor, whose life is an imperishable the petty meanness and jealousy of the party wrved so ...
... c, and he was qii» twelve livings. He is succeeded in tho m Earl Grosvonor, mp, for Chester, who wa jj,P year 1825, and is Whig. Ho was the riches, I bly, in all England, and certainly its wealtb 1 The Pope and thk Cigar ago the Popo visited the tobacco ...
... the misery and misfortune of England—as having grown with her growth and strengthened with her strength ; but was opposed Whig clique, who well knew that such Commission, if appointed, would bring light some of their dark deeds, and his motion was defeated ...
... at once, that they are a power in the state. They had something to boast of b-jfore, for, lately, whether the cabinet been Whig or Tory, men our own bright have been among the tallest of its ma abara. That has been much taken as a matter of cmrsa, but ...
... they d foresee, having greater faith in some fine e ° . politics than in the lessons of experience ; and * the men of the Whig class, who play with the a& * the Radicals for their own purposes, never inte 11 plunge into revolutionary schemes, but o ...
... then, I believe, be brought up in the House by a gentleman who has previously distinguished himself by exposing strokes of Whig jobbery in diplomacy of this kind. It is curious to note the course which the Times takes upon this matter. The Editor publishes ...
... misery and misfortune of England-as having grown with her growth and strengthened with her strength; but he was opposed by a Whig clique, who well knew that such Commission, if appointed, would bring to light some of theirdark deeds, end his motion was ...
... they are all rich' enough to make eldest sons.'? Sir Jomx ACT=o and. Lord EDWARD HOWARD are Roman Catholics. The rest are Whigs, and nothing more-, men who may be depended on in the House of Lords to vote as straight upon Mr. G6sLA3ToN'si measures as ...
... truth, but they attempted to steal the Liberal clothing. Mr. Diu. DAIL( once said that Sir Ronswr PzzL, having caught the Whigs bathing, had run away with theirclothes. Mr. and other speakers, forgetting the facts of history, or, as some think, wilfully ...
... opponents. (A voice : Don't be personal.) I ant well known to you. (A voice : Indeed you are.) I de not stead before you as a Whig ; I don't trend before you as a Tory, but I stand before you an Irish nationalist to the backbone, and if you will stand by ...