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... An Old Whig. ALTYOtGr Lori! Cv71rnga,°-s death is of no politicl imp0oauce. it recalls the ?? of a Useful i. and distinguished ecreer. Since 163t3, when cE of seceded from the bulk or the Liberml pftY tlnd- ?d refused to suppolt Homae Rale, Lord Cariing- ...
... vrites strongly in favoar of the Bill and forcibly condemns the dlay uf b-gotry which is now being made. The Belfast Nortmen Whig, the princ.ip organ of the Liberal Unionists, says that after so many years of co-operation in the ease of the Union +y ...
... uttered his famous confession of 'Whig faith in a speech which -will last as long as the English language. it wasr rather a depressing opportunity. Sir Robert Peel had been kept out of office by the Bed- chamber Plot, anjwthe Whig Gove-nment existed with a varrow ...
... Bazockburn- By being on the side of anthority, the Camp- bels prospered. Turing Whig and Puritan in the Civil War, they chose the winning side 'd (paying with two heads) Whig they remsined, and save the Protestant successioa in 1715 snd 1745. This appears ...
... was the EAr '.of le~vrdeen. Lord Aberdeen ame, nto power at aspeculiar crisis of political history. The orthodeo; series of Whig Admius- trations came to an dend with the defeat of Lord John Russell in 1852 When Lord Derbf s first Government fell with- ...
... FRAMES Pnts;.-AN lraguifacenlt i piie ins l.ti cieti-ni t i tue iliawtta at it/cfot Bridge, Tun r. P tge, .: Londol aslatved It Whig/ed 281Ib., ?? ib ,iii ?? inaviet tatvd prlon flue fec1IMnr' incecintly caUwghII by llr. lur-Ijl1 i-, dli ?? iiinr at Iiuahleekr ...
... County Court, yesjt beforej Judge Blaon,'Reube4 AL S d OM Iris lka tein for the return of 0i. poid as depoit on a house of whig% defeondat had sutseqaeuey refused to give up 0054 don. Ulr. Vaudamu, who appeared for the ptalutily, produeed the reasipt ...
... Mr. Walpole, when he undertook to write that not very satisfactory biography, that it must be a history of Eungland and the Whig party for fifty years. Mr. Walpole, however, vwas more anxious to draw a portrait of the man than to write an account of his ...
... i& terms of a The climate of th Whte ?? reion isd e ,ihed as nm t. Tbw ta ses 41I903fons whe the amfdrty is is'etf wt lu foi Whig& e-muely Ottacwes ba of tl'vO geU --vered ith l W bopiries- Jue& ,at N The 11th sono, ia i. &ad-,_ i *on a o7 monda Wigae3 ...
... weew opposed to social and individual reforms Lord Shaftes- burr said biestrength layamong RadicalIrishmen anda few sincere Whigs and Conservatives. The most bril- lisat and effectve support which Lord Shaftesbury ever received was from Lord Macaulay. Lord ...
... fact, ta the British Monwayisjl and the British system od cmi- In M=Gadtn the Moo :0 was very stronglydeveloped e eg, f the Whig Revolutionists of 1688, to WAa forms. He thoroughly ppreciated of retaining whatever it was not w necebsea to remove. 'He hada ...
... secession, t and no such dire result. There were the Adul- c lauiites, there were the Peelites, there were 'he r Portland Whigs. Mr. Chamberlain may say e that he never heard of any of them. But Mr. t Disraeli. whom he now acknowledges as his I leader ...