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... Town Hall, presided over by the late Earl of Durham. His death occurred on the 28th May, 1878, at the advanced age of 86. A Whig when he entered political life, he remained so till its close. He had little sympathy or r for the extreme Radical party, whilst ...

... ctmL LAWS' GALLTNY or PHOITKMIAPWY I 4 ( -TY tilt LOVER, LOW RR If ll AND CO., •Nand. admied••• iMOVI9 TO Ilk& NUM • Ma • mod Whig ••• mamba. n. &dm , , NO UAW? AND In it ili NGIMIT. M.U.TON, AND DUCATION.—MRS. ARHSTRONG,, Rai- . ems, deal.. LIVERY WINTER ...

... sorra= with err& trbe : Ibis trequerty atisred with *Aron of the bark The boomer born& with rote betare the ere. There le • Whig et prognike All thew tun present. It is thought that cos • Will our population Yr this dinar io of varied torn It been found ...

... Thursday. Theis very general rejoicing in political circles to-day at the failure of the negotiations for mowing' the admission of Whig peers to the Cabinet. Mint people were prepared for this—especially alter the undisguised muttenngs of discontent in the Tory ...

... Selborne and Mr Lord Hart- Mr Mr Albert Grey and Mr Power are really members of the same party; or that M: Gladstone is the the Whigs by choice or of tho Radicals, by eonvistion. ‘The Osbinst of Lord was turned out of office, amd the country was prepared to ...

... appears to mo, he was misteading Perbaps tho most im- ortant was his altemptto show that tho Whigs bad always een tho friends of liberty and progress. “The Whigs,” he “so far from thinking it their duty to moderate and con- ers and chiefs in them.” trol ...

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... _ The &most Viraea in a Father: 'Yea. I admit that her, has a good to won, bat very tart,.. very. Daughter: YOU &Mate MO. Whig dor* want I that wp sery expects:se? Fails,: Well, you, for thug. Drunkenness ts not emly the estop of mime. hot Nis ~pits ...

... meetings of the Birmingham Political Union, when—throughout the land—public enthusiasm was used and abused to give place to the Whigs and make the Middle Class the ascendant power in the State. But those lines were much more applicable to the earnest uprising ...

... ohm** the road to truth. The actual application of the methods, the okapis mod rough and.rciade would follows The eirkdly light Whig MOM) kilometer to win mil* we take the Number, or 700,010, earl therefrom Mk, thing in mod timbers. The rmathwod-roady way ...