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... Henry Campbell-Bannermall-it must be the one or the other, and there must be no election of a leader of the party, because the Whigs once elected the Duke of Portland, and he turned Tory-and ithen things will go en as they have been {going on, the Opposition ...
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... going to add something about the sorrow and remorse which she felt, but the foolish, unmeaning words died away upon her lips. Whig chance was there of their doing more than deepen the stern disdain with which she was conscious—' although she did not look ...
... support of the Crown if the of feos we our » BE the bill,with the enw that the ef Lords to the House of Commens moved from Whig ond. man of resolute will to deal with the! be way kage by the cooly He whether people be put he gave to the enough ese. The ...
... the fount of Whiggism, pure sod undefiled, and it reached the height of its fame under Macaulays, Lord and Lady Holland, the Whig potentates of the Reform epoch. The bouse is packed with treasures of art, and objects associated with half the famous people ...
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... he told his hearers, by His Majesty tt the time his own sight began to fail. The Dean was eloquent, and George Tierney, the Whig leader, who was present, records that his eloquence was heightened by the remembrauce the pitiful condition of the King. Tierney ...