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... me to draw the the attention of those who may feel glad to take part in Polygon, Clifton, November lst. te M Guess, Unionist Whig THE, —With all due deference to Dr. Davi attem| right ness at this to-milk ? to attribute all the cases of sick. was horri ...
... Hundred will meet to-morrow evening to Several of the local arrangements for the election. Lenden conferring with the pesty Whigs, are now 10 ARTRIDOE— Chartes Henry, only con of the late T. H. Part of this city, to Jennie, eldest deaghter of Mr. Mall, ...
... leading statesmen. JORD BOURNE The first in pant of time of the Prime Ministers of Queen Victoria held the views of the old Whigs, the followers of Fox. He was indolent and care in d ition and habit, but whenever he exerted hio- to a on great questions ...
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... contributed towards tho Relief Fumd. Jn 1866 he became for the third time Prime Minister. When Mr, Disraeli once more “dished the Whigs, it 1867, by passing a large measure of reform, the Premier rather pessi- dark.” in described the scheme as ‘a leap in the ...
... SELL by AUCTION, at the BAN. . COs, STKEET. Bristol. on THURSDAY. DAY. , at TWELVE o'clock, a i aed ene SETA; SADDLES and Whigs Lamps ang other CATALOGUES of the A’ ROT ee aos, CORN STREET, -_ TO CLOTHIERS OUTFITTERS AND OTHERS. LEXANDER, DANIE & C0. ...
... hateled Canning’s ideas. It the question be asked why Peel a now as a Conservative and now as a Reformer, now as a Tory now as a Whig, the answer lies in the fact that be was an opportunist. His conduct was not always regulated on strict party lines, for he ...
... livered on Monday night was more outspoken on the subject of unity than Lord Lanspowne's. The Minisrer of War is an hereditary Whig, who must have found it as hard to bring himself to co-operate with Conservatives as Mr. Lowrner has done to stand shoulder ...
... being and nearly ‘The Liberian people were preparing for the election ofa new Acting-President Coleman was nominated by ihe Whigs for the Presidency, and Ilr. Hoss, as Vice-President. The party bad not so far selected a candidate. . Coleman, in his Presid ...
... ’ are now receiving their punishment. Was there ever an cngimeer so haist by his own petard’ The old game of ‘dishing the Whigs has broken down, and he bids fair te turn out a Disraeli manque. He has tempted the Tories to sell their souls for votes , ...
... Nor was tw result of the general cecasioned by the change of Sovereign at all Ibcurne, who was in othce at the thine, saw the Whig party return from the country with the resuameitaluy of covernment but without being relieved of Lerd John wel ment, and Lord ...
... the of a new President. Acting-President Coleman was island. Col. Vassos continues his operations in order nominated by the Whigs for the Presidency, and Mr. to occupy the country, with the exception of Retimo, Candia, and Canea. He is not meeting with ...