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... say ominous. Macaulay, as we have already seen, criticised it from 'i.te robust W'hig point of view in the Edinburgh Review with his usual ability and candour. The Whigs of the time looked upon the article as a complete refutation of the doctrines contained ...
... with re| have the eff ts/ favour on a measure which, if su would repetition expense and Over and above this, the bill was » Whigs as too radical. Mr Horsman and Mr Lowe were the Liberal dissentients, who were nick: ites. It was dari debate on the bill on ...
... light and leading The Seceders are widely known as and as Auld ts they have become immortalised ; bat in the west they are “Whigs,” elsewhere they are in a northera eity they are ther Thieves.” With all their y manage to endure, and they are always louking ...
... The editor maintains that they show Crawford in a much mere favourable light than that in which maost people, ?? tie great Whig historian, have been used to regard him. They are certainly very unctuous productions, abounding in Scripture phraseology and ...
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... would visit when email, his student days. He gave at the Poel ha io n Street on 13th Ja.uary. 1837. His after that were in the Whig interests in the the Seot.a Music Hall, Ci 0 the Col ity Gall. and Hope The College gave him decree nown of LLD, As quiet stranger ...
... borne in mind that f' athougoh the house of Arundel is now fi definitely Tory, its traditions in the past t have been mainly Whig, and, what is v more, during the last century the Norfolks b were Anglicans. No family stands possessed b of so much land ...
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... ‘things whieh a good newspaper suggests idea for study. « He throws out the of a oe elass,” with somebody, who should be neither Whig nor Tory, to “simply explain and elucidate from books ot reference, dictionartes, and eneyclopsedias,” the events of the day ...