... artificial restrictions which bound Oxford and Camlridge so tightly, has generally been given to Lord Brougham and the other Whig politicians of his tine. CyrusJßedding, however, in his Recollections, claims the praise of Tom Campbell, the poet, who ...

... these artificial restrictions which bound Oxford and Camtridge so tightly, has generally been given Lord Brougham and the other Whig poUticians of his tone. CyruaJßedding,however, in his Recollections, 1 claims the praise of Tom Campbell, the poet, who certainly ...

... vestries, boards of guardians and town councils, they are not to think of deoreasing the Tory majority, or increasing the Whig minority. They have yet to give Irish complexion to the politics of the Birmingham Six Hundred, and to make their influence ...