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... Joule was returned, in 1813, to the House of Commons member for Taritook, one of his father's boroughs. At this period the Whigs, though possessing much influence, stood but low in public estimaion. Their political opponents were at the height of their ...
... PORT-AU-PRINCE. KINGSTON (Jamalea), VXRA-CRUZ. TAMPICO. sad BRAPAM DX rANTIAGO. AM conveying goods via Kingston. through Ws of Whig. by with ths Atha Ossipsay to JACMEL sad AUX CAYES. a The Steamer ABDIEL, Captain Ram Jesse. intsailed to be destabilise ea ...
... Clyde-street. Margot, d ittaatmd-place , tavertrimi• -------- Estris eisssess. takisig rough reineed ra LIVERPOOL sad GLASGOW. Whig e ...
... Par GT. THOMAS. PORT-AII-PRINCR (Jassios ) TAMPICO. and BRAM DI SANTIAGO. APS sowers* goods via Klasstos. wider thavaell of Whig. by with the liteesiehly Company to JACIERL sod AIIX CATS& The Steamer ABDIEL, Caybehilisiniv Jou% B Weeded to he doessiesee ...
... Liverpool Ministry, Lord John Russell entered Parliament as one of the members for his father's borough of Tavietock. The Whigs, with Lords Wellesley and Granville at their head, had recently been offered place, but had declined to undertake office in ...
... incumbent upon him to express himself very explicitly. Ws gratefully acknowledge the seasonable candour of such distinguished Whig noblemen as Lords Fitz-William, Fortescup, and Lovelace, who have set patriotism far before considerations of party. hut neither ...
... Trimmer. At the present day a statesman who held office now in a Tory Cabinet and then in a Whig Cabinet; who advocated Roman Catholic Emancipation when the Whigs were in power and opposed it when the Tories were supreme; who was a friend of the Church ...
... drishing the Whigs. (Loud applause.) The Tories upon dished tire Whigs about ten -years ago~and treir theof higs seru'cd them up (Laughter aud ap- and planse.) He hoped that jus't niow Lord Beacons- ndfield was, about tsr dish the Whigs again, and P'et ...
... so. These were a fierce set in those days. Tau render( I doubly fierce by bitter recollection of the ends to which trading Whig schemers had turned the noe dwinked masses at and atter the Reform Bill period : . iitb ing at ED remorseless and eneamoue ...
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... one, and he was typical of many, exclaimed, with an oath, that he was sorry for the snaptriumph of the Allies; while Byron's Whig friend, panegyriet, and executor, Cam Hobhouse, Lord Broughton, wrote copiously in the same strain, as Runneymede Disraeli ...