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... North Hants, for which County he continued te sit until his resi ation of the Speskership in 1857. Enter- ing Parliament as a Whig, he has always remained a supporter of that party. Although gifted with & fine presence, a masical and maniy voles, a natu ...
... genemille with The Innernal slake of more ime of Stages, bogies the besevolent or whisk meant the monition of Austria, the pro- Whig of the ecesequmet dame of with Reeds, and the mad i be fear of of Italy with Amide, Belisha a , pasetically the of power. The ...
... be still your case, my frien'. And never fash your thoom. The news o' Parliament uae doot, Ye every yin peruse, But, whether Whig or Tory, see Ye never nane abuse ; A party cry is nocht ava’, Sae let it sink or soom— The State is in ony hands. And never ...
... eyes • Who ?be demanded. • Who dares introde upon you without being announced? • One who has the right, my lord,' replied Whigs 'lt is my guardian, the man to whom I owe everything that I poison, or hope to poemm, in this world; but. sip God and she clasped ...
... the year advanced open-air evening meetings became inconvenient from of daylight rchligbt meetings into vogue 'the ruling Whigs became alarmed or affetted feel alarm of illumination indeed throwing light urmn d alter hesitancy Office isued forbidding ...
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... year with the Irish leader, or of the nature of the scheme which the Whig chiefs suggested. But there ought to some of the transaction. Lord Russell was then the leader of the Whig party, and probably among his papers will be found some docu- ments bearing ...
... sod li•wdol Is. At to.day'e wart Millie us bench, hot three gore him—two of wls.eh wader estegory o. drunk sad inespablo. 'Whig Memos Imomer his ju.lteial Ontish sod to-4W he sans cleared n4I the boemees. • beam' drool In Brooul Street, and • pleaded ...
... Burghs, sod it was then that he trot became personally acquainted with Mr Fox, and the other distio• minded leaders of the Whig party. Mr Fox expressed his decided apprebation .of the views of the Scottish burgh reformers, but lamented that be should ...
... Scotland inpartieular its main force of character was shown and proved. While it is equally true that many of our Scottish Whig nobility stuck manfully to the House of Hanover and the Protestant succession, it is nevertheless ,a fact, that the great bulk ...
... front Opposition bench—seats to which they have undoubted right as the representatives of the grand (id Liberal and historical Whig party. Mr. Gdadstokr, however, and his supporters on the Opposition front bench think differently, and ao, of course, do the ...
... THE NORTH BRITISH AGRICULTURIST. alluded to the investigations in this respect of such men as Jethro Tull, the great Whig, and at a later period Sir John Bennett Lewes, and Dr. Gilbert, Mr. Aikman went on to explain the general principles which underlie ...