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... meetly rescind theTWO H U NDR ETII EDITION! It _ ol the Causes, Symptoms and Progress of this fell dimes, with she BUCCES,FUL Whig of CURE; with QUESTIONS for Poch ids liar Author isy know. Post fres for stomps. Coomiso Lodge, l'eckw.n. ...
... died at Ilertfordbury this mouth, with a reputation of a lawyer of ability and integrity. He was twice Lord Chancellor ; a Whig, and a steady friend to religious liberty. ...
... leadership Sir Robert Peel, and Mr Disraeli could with consistency support them. He had had no little share in discomfiting the Whigs, and in rallying the Tory gentlemen around their old colours. his speech Taunton on April 27th, replied to the charges made ...
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... important epcch in the history of our nation, and in the career of Mr Disraeli. The Reform Bill had been passed, and the Whigs were triumphant. It was at th.» critical period that Mr Disraeli offered himse f as an independent member for High Wycombe ...
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... the Government, he was not one with strongly hostile views to the present Government He thought they had had quite enough of Whig rule when he entered Parliament, and he thought they ought to give fair trial to the new party in power. They had gained more ...
... expedition—if such be the case requires looking into. It is now generally believed that Lord D,rby has decided to go over to the Whigs. Twenty years ago he was thought likely to do so ; from the commencement of his political life he betra‘ed a leaning towards ...
... tow water to wood tide. %b oat two boon otter the t.a,e it three and a half ate LONDON AND ILSILWAY &Atm of Intik Int the. 'Whig Jan. 6th, 117 y, with omesepneding in 18in 1879. IN P. Mod tulles open .. 778 No. trains rem .. 7,908 7.364 No. train miles ...
... of which be put•lished after his return to America. In 1835 be was elected a member of Congress. being identified with the Whig party, but six veers later he went over to the Democrats. In 1843 the Senate rejected his appointment by President Tyler as ...