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... and sold all over the world by every respectable Chemist and Medicine Vendor, in boxes ' and Ils eacb. t.. r ., ,- L] 1 Calor Whig hick Gout imer-street, London, at Is lid, 2s 9d, 4s Gd, ...
... instances to absolute incompatibility of ideas. The old Whig has little or nothing in common with the Premier. In the life of Lord Brougham, we learn how long it was before he was remised amongst the Whig Imocastors of arles James Fox. Berl Russell, whose ...
... sapper for a lodger, and it is supposed that while so engaged a spark from the lamp dropped on the powder and caused • most WHIG explosion. The front of the house was scattered over the little garden, the bask portion of the premises fared little better ...
... the charter, and this circumstance probably had some effect in bringing it into disrepute in the higher political circles. Whig Ministers set their faces against it like a flint. Lord Palmerston pushed it aside with that jaunty air of indifference so ...
... memory of the existing generation, pretty nearly divided England between these, the Whigs and the Tories—what were they originally both of them but nicknames of contempt The Whig, as we are told, derived his title from a Celtic word, signifying sour milk, ...
... the resolution. Mr. Conyngham (formerly M.P. for Brighton), in supporting the resolution, said the simple reams why the old Whigs and Tories so bitterly opposed the ballot was that they were well aware that with its adopt;on their political power would ...
... Unitarian preacher. Supposed to be the richest peer in the kingdom—that is, in available wealth—Lord Overstone is, or was, a Whig ; he was made a peer by the C,oelPion Ministry in December, 1850, in which Lord Aberdeen included Earl Russell, Lord Palmerston ...
... minority would have preferred a collision between the tso Houses. That the abolition of purchase was extremely distasteful to Whig oountry gentlemen and members of the governing families there was no doubt. How oonld it be otherwise, although the majority ...
... not the Josephs of Protestant ascendancy. The corporations of Ireland, all hot-beds of Orange principles, were remodelled ; Whig Lord - Lieutenants, who were hostile, or Conservative Lord-Lieutenants, who had no sympathy with Irish Protestantism, oast ...
... found intriguing with Iriah and English Republicans. So fa: from Louis Napoleon being acsiatcd by Lord Palmerston, or any other Whig, to return to France, which made him First President and then :inperor, it is notorious that the funds were found by a Mrs ...
... was rather hard to beat at chatting cockneys—that is, strangers; for whom ho had a truly squirearchal dislike. But although a Whig of the old school, he was quite an aristocrat, and did not understand being tackled and answered in his own coin by any one ...
... years in office. Earl Russell, who had been in Parliament from the day he came of age, and was connected with the greatest Whig families, was forty-three years old before be obtained office, and five years in office before he became a Secretary of State ...