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... notoriously a man of the old Whig school of nonintervention in European politics ; and certainly he could not have delegated the management of Foreign Affairs to any Minister who was more certain to tread the cautious path of 'Whig traditions, and less likely ...
... Knightleys were long the leaders of the Tory Party in Northamptonshire, and Fawsley was to that party what Althorp was to the Whigs. Sir Frederick Milbank was one of Mr. Gladstone's oldest friend; and never had any statesman a more enthusiastic and unswerving ...
... will not pledge himself to a stalwart Radical programme. Otherwise it will be the old story — they will be jockeyed by the Whigs. The Government Front Bench was watched with much curiosity by the Opposition during the China debate of last week. For a ...
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... dress. But at twenty-seven he had lived a creditable life. His dpinions were thoroughly established. Hemeant todo honour to the Whig traditions of his family by maintaining and strengthening them. He has done both. e becamea thoroughpaced Radical—no mincing ...
... pro- fessional income did not improve with his political success, and he was soon heavily in debt, and the sorry plight of the Whig Party afforded him no prospect of promotion to office. The accident that when George IV. was visiting Edinburgh Grant had been ...
... affection of David and Jonathan Till Carambar' she cried, as she lay on the deck sick. 0 Madre di Dios ! why did we leave Mexico?' Whig. Your girls are fair, friend Jonathan, Their praise the rougher sex echo, And say they're far more bonny than The dusky belles ...
... forward copies to the Missies. the Pessidest if the tnesell, mei the First Lord of the Jeer. M.P.. opened a discussion as the Whig of elerieal iseeises. lie said that seder essessim isequitable burdens the clergy bad bees greatly impoverished, mad Mere were ...