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... sentiments which arc not shared the PRESIDENT of the BOARD OF TRADE; and Mr a member of a Cabinet which is unusually strong Whig magnates, may not Cud himself able to go all lengths with CHAMBERLAIN dooming large-acred Lords to speedy destruction a Birmingham ...
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... where their own hands, at least, would be free from blame tor his short interval and sudden extinction. The Belfast Sorthern Whig say 3 it would have been better for James Carey had accepted the position of warder in an English prison, as offered to him ...
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... committed him for trial it t' .! - trued sessions to Do holden at Newington. _ . . . . George lioply, labourar, was charged with Whig drank and using &mem laa,mags, and with lb. polies on the 28th July. The evidenoe went to show the prisoner was men by a constable ...
... of Church and State (Cheers). Those were the lines within which the old Whig and Tory invariably fonght out their battles; they never transgressed them. In the olden days the Whigs stood up for their Queen and the House of Lords, and they did not wish ...
... when, as Professor Morley puts it, attained his great success with version of ‘Tartufe’ that applied in‘The Nonjuror,’ with Whig bitterness of party feeling, a general satire on hypocrisy in sacred things to the religion of political opponents.” An excellent ...
... be will make from time to time.'* Diderot is in much the same position here that Dr Johnson was when be took care that the Whig dogs did not have the best of the argument. He has always some fresh paradox or some new epigram with which to answer his ...
... sion. The Irish members who went with the j Government consisted of ?? the small and diminish- ing party called Ulster Whigs, and a number of gentlemen originally returned as Home Rulers, but j who have given up all hope of re-election. They put in ...