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... regard, more from temperament no cb.ubt than from any tradition, he followed the !principles of the Whigs. And it was !temperament too that made him a Whig in !other regards: his singular lack of the , sympathetic quality incapacitated him alto- i gether ...
... title of Lord Anionclell,* and to restore to native her ancient legit' lativ.right.s. The plan commanded the support of the Whigs of the day; and there it no doubt, that hail fortune favoured their complexion in the Imperial Parlianicnt in the same degree ...
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... Liberal or Tory Govern. in lifetime. 111 1885 they had a larger majtriiiy, but its Cabinet was rampaged of men too much of the Whig than the true Liberal, and the Liberails were divided. Referring to obetrurtion in the Rouge of Commons he said it was a common ...
... white, Like sunbeam rather show'd the Carmelite. HUGH HALIBURTON. meant primarily the Whig Ministry' and therewith the commercial classes—at once the support of the Whigs and the greatest curse to Ireland.' That, says the Ex-Chief Sect etary, was why he ...
... The mais of polities that engenders nothing. TORY GOVERNMENT. A pound Coneervative Gcwernment, I derstand, Tory men and Whig messuret. Their projecta of relief were ridiculons as their system of coercion was ruthless, both were alike founded on intense ...
... it is related by Lodge that when Addison suggested to Edmund Smith a history of the Revolution, the complacent essayist and Whig secretary was vastly disturbed by the question: What shall I do ...
... .t:rhd point of - arth, instead of Parliament, ;ere in question. I that to he red Whig dorriaa, ed Issitsqua, whe Pam% will re is slew as le aZt saiy b as to s I admit if wash In the arose plass se the wrens tier see to tiro raises% very Mow awl sedates ...
... ingratitude moves him to anger. The ingiession was general that when the Premier sees to reply, as he was expected to do alter the Whig lawyer would get • lessor is esertesy. I I CAPTAIN SINCLAIR'S DEBUT. The member for Dumbarton made his first appearance as ...
... Gengulph's lady, been coming it rather too strong.' The accepted version in the country is, from the nature of things, of Whig origin. On Saturday Mr. Bryce took time by the forelock and knowing that his version had time on its own wings to fly said ...