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... for West Norfolk. For years two violent parties had existed—Whig and Tory. Mr. Coke of Holkhnm, gentleman great influence and largo landed property, had always held dominion, as leader of the Whig party, while Lord Wodehouse, Kimberley, held sway over the ...

... the interest, and that continued bold the seat till retired from 'arliament about fifteen years after. politics Mr. Hol-1 a Whig, and though seldom, ever, nj.ike the House- Commons, always steadily with his party. He was always distinguished for bis kindly ...

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... ST. JAMES'S, HATCIIII.II. Naarly persons at valet the early eelebrat , os al Mt. Jamas', lls•abane, on asdav Whig obi Yr. La:oven. Ur. 11.1 . Q11 ordinary rooming esrvise the church was tb. loath/is Ailed. The sivaries4sala diesouriel on the of convent ...

... than the shadows of mighty name ; Lord John Russet! had won his spurs upwards fifteen years ago; but the scion of the great Whig house was still young' man, ami was only lite foundations of his fame that were laid. Before the Reform Bill of the county ...

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... Drum. Col. Forbes Leslie, who succeeded to his estates in iB6r, was deputy-lieutenant for Aberdeenshire. He was a consistent Whig of the old school, and to the last took a warm interest both in general and county politics. Major G. King. —The Governorship ...

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... scholars eminent in literature, metaphysics, and science; titled persons, combined good breeding and intelligence ; statesmen, Whig, Tory, and Radical, some of whom were aged, and full of reminiscences of great orators: women, whose learning, cleverness, ...

... canity, but he acquired a reputation of a similar pillar kind, largely due to the period in which let was cast. He was a great Whig chief, rudoubtedly, but his power sprang rather from c umstanees surrounding him than from jrv viking inherent merit of his ...