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... part in the choice and so seem to bind themselves to an obedience which they could not honestly promise if the leader were a Whig not only in person, but in policy. He had pointed out at Gloucester -why the questions of the foreign affairs and of Imperial ...
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... prevail with the chews thee to oh. aw antes part le tho ud est to thud 5.. is ,Weit cuu*.d oat Freese It ▪ to. loader u 5. Whig, inny to possum, bat happily. were not I. to as to Oa !en. oi to as semen an apes at member* se lo hes whieb Was aterinot. ...
... they could towards making their principles prevail withE the leader than to commit themselves to a t leader who might be a; Whig as well in policy as in person. Foreign affairs and' Imperial :I defence were not likely to be affected by the if choice about ...
... posses- sion. Westminster Abbey knows no party. Wellington was a most uncom- e promising Tory, but we do not Y thinkthat the Whigs of his time blamed l; the Government for the honours thlat were s showered on his head both alive and dead. Moreover, in erecting ...
... at., The ger. It is •ery desirable t hese • definite Ile* of bow.. chore. sad head, sod to arrange Oil.. so that thy boot, Whig hood wall pomitila by the should he a little veiled from the chore. As It meet where heed sod diorite are aro tried as aksw ...
... flair goat. Few the isesperatait. their forwette dogeg oar:. were owing to Iwo a *oliomaga WI me twilippri oat. thr to oh. is a Whig a.ihootteil to latter. • lato larfl of ewe!. wily ilea , . Bancroft. and failed to i.orivert two ow and WE., oera at a owe ...
... petal visite, end with • Wee . g s s, a s c os earfear. Ihe ,if.es ..V .6l'- ' -----' in im , id heime lliiii n whig fr* the li gren aiss mom?. a 2•• a wo hinamesetion Amid leg and ; piOrre rielletet of' the he ..X. , a 4 • iht I. et the were ...
... (the clerk) did not think they would becompleted by that time at the rate they were got% on. A lettsr was read from Mr. ercer 'Whig numerous Tensions why his contract would not be completed by first of lfsbnuiry. In answer to a cpseetion by one of the the ...
... Anglo-French commercial treaty of' ?? in 1787, which, hut for the eloquence of to Burke, the exaggerated enthusiasm of the wlr ~'Whigs' of the day, and, finally,, the fei in aiati'on produced in England by the be a1-poiy ofteJcohins, would have; onu-n ar doubtey ...
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... old bird. .. -- lfiltelS ; hig candidate for the rrehileney shod I be elcetcd, Mr. Lyttlttou Locke will be a member of the Whig cabinet, as Attorney-Geuerat. That would snit me very well. I could always tdl him what ti do, and he wield have to do it. ...