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... 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 ...
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... Io these reports, Johnson, Tory and miserable state of want A for A. Yes, air, stroog partisan, always took care that the whig drink Bias been ruination. Old gent (much dogs abould not have the best of it. The employ- . P ,c,,,t y): Ah ! 1 thought ...
... uppoirents by Jerry SAO, *14..4 al play neer the Poiritli twentylive. snore it kiy whoa the whistla sounded tor tali Lime, Asi.iria Whig ahead by live ininOrti re-atoned, and l'enrith, who now had Ile as Mil at their backs, played with meat vit,;uur soul dads ...
... experience and deepened with his knowledge of men and things. True, he was a Whig at the cutest of his career, and MAN duriag many years of his public life; but he was always a Whig who went forward, and while it may be said that he was never in a burry to ...
... Lord Granville was the last of the Whigs. That select coterie of distinguished families —for it was never a political party the true sense tbe term-r-is now irrevocably broken up. The atoms exist, but there are longer Whigs a party. Brooks's Club still continues ...
... Kdebton said the Liberal party bad lost very earnest and staunch supporter. Karl Granville was born and brought up according to Whig traditions, and had all his lite been one of Mr Gladstone's moet faithful lieutenants, without deviating or hesitating any ...
... only two months. On the fall of Lord Derby's Ministry at the end of 1852 the Earl of Aberdeen formed a coalition Ministry of Whigs and Peelites, and Lord Granville accepted the Presidency of the Council. In December 1868 Earl Granville returned tooffice ...
... without pilots, with liberty to !miry with leave to call at Channel or ellor reb.4114 or otherwise, between AND ROTTEhDAM %Whig Goods for SWITZERLAND, Bo Leaving North Side Nebo:: Dock, Liverpool. TUESDAYS Aso FRIDAYS. Friday Aril 2. 4 p.m. Tuesday . ...
... the whole of his long public career, extending over a period of fifty-four years, lie was consistent to his principles as a Whig developed into a Liberal. Lord GIWIVILLE was the or the compeer of all the long roll of Statesmen whose genius has made this ...