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... impartial treatment of a subject te ta ao hoo eee eee ‘ who, it has been wittily said, looked on the world and beheld that only the Whig good—Sir George has the rare faculty of men and things as they actually were. Lieutenant T. PF. Parkinson, eldest son late ...
... Most of the manufacturers s of but not all of them. i ao not seed rv! Churchman who was a Whig. had LARGER HOUSES CLASSIFIED. was ving In dealing with the better class of ho this find a difficulty. At the time I first few them they were all by anutact ...
... the unprecedented n first Ho met Parliament with a fu clion and from the first it was | that the new Government was bent on Whig and strenuous work. Sir Henry hand on House of Commons in a manner like ction Palmerston at his anc made beloved °¢ ll sides ...
... crooked, a r the death of Queen Anne ma eee ean a = —— Pe in @/ saved from another great Civ Bill | with the triumph of the Whig sion of the Elector of Hanove ants Bill, of Robert Walpole, the first hing. | Ministers, the chief political e to] period—more ...
... mn 10 the ground i¢ The Spo my lhe prev, al of self and the Exchequer for u» all.” TN and to do turned the methods of the Whigs again elves, and became the a they Parliament. Under Lord North, a mere Vizier, the personal government of the s« oor tha thus ...
... Busy ton ARAND PIANO G dfath Chimne Diy Ches. almost n alxo a few ot dim also Laundry. Radelific ited ! BLANKE —_ B' BLANK whig eit from % ie te 17s. 6d a pa KAY & e bed Bolton Street fopp. Station, Bor articn Rams. QPECIAL LIN NON MAGNETIC htte a) with ...
... jous ideals cf bo By ane re the influence of political con d nc natural religion t vegan to be felt. Tt 30 divergence between Whig Bishops ar was ad. ve or clergy The religion d n of intellect alone, and enthusiasm was universally hated. The clergy were ...
... entered upon a quick surve of th j tical history of the Ith century 2 at pro the condition of the workin ets. 1y s in ot the Whig party indicate a new ph won politics. They were the men of the rhet ter School; the men preach d Iver vidualism and the horrible ...