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... together, and with Lord Melbourne's suavity and insouciance. But in the present day a Whig Prime Minister who is really to govern his country, or lead his Party on genuine Whig principles, must be made of sterner stuff. Tho deceased Earl is succeeded by his ...
... honour to which a pol tician could aspire. Lord Granville was Whig who progressed Vfith the times. He was an enthusiastic adherent well private fnend Mr. Gladstmur’, and was one of the very few Whigs who accompanied the Liberal leader in hi.'* transition to ...
... v aa ,.hestee (.htanli•te :—Lord Granville was a Whig who progressed with the time;. lie was as entbusialeic adherent is well asi a private friend of Mr. Glailsiolie'e. and was one of the very few Whigs who accompanied the Liberal leader in Lis transition ...
... Beresford Hope quizzed in one of his novels, and which includes, in virtue of their descent from common ancestress, all the great Whig houses England. His family and his principles being ■what they were, it was inevitable that Lord Granville should early find ...
... NORTHERN WHIG Dr. j. colus brownes chlorouj«nt«TN»cl* * ° tor abo>n - MR. JAMES M‘NEILL, Bridge Street, Bushmills, m* COLUB BROWNES CHLORO- I. now AGENT for THE NORTHERN WHIG Si! !nrbrtmin » medfaml AND Sole Manufacturer, J. I Davkhport, 35. Great Wti—»n ...
... representative Chamber, and called him to the Upper House, of which he has thus been a member for nearly fifty years. When the Whigs returned to power, in 1846, under Lord John Bui sell, Lord Granville, as he now was, held the erely ornamental post of Master ...
... that time forward voting invariably with the Liberals, or, as they were called then, and for a good while afterwards, the Whigs. On the 17th of February, 1837 (he not ha ving yet completed his 22d year), his maiden speech was delivered. What was immediately ...
... ce* was not considered necessary to hold inquest. Ghlono-Linseed Cough Lozenges, post-frew Td. Chemists.— Ujvt.l “NORTHERN WHIG” OFFICE, 174, Fleet Stkmt, London, Wednesday Morning.- ...
... most;important European capital, he was elected for Morpeth in 1836. At the general election of the following year the young Whig was re-elected, and he represented Morpeth until 5840. From the very first he supported the growing free trade move• ment, ...