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... GEORGE ILL AND THE WHIGS. Las Friday evenirg the first of a course of six lectures n En lish history in the Georgian era, was delivered at the Parade Assembly-rooms by Mr F. S. Pulling,M i, iixeter College, Oxford, sometime Professor of Modern •Literature ...
... was not the Whig Candidate who was retarned; it was Mr. Labouchere. And now, how is it ? The Whig party in Taunton —well, it may try to believe that has an existence; but it will hardly convince others of that. There was once a very great Whig who lived ...
... WHIG WHIPPER-IN AND WELLS PATRIOT PURITY. here are certain members of the House of Commons who are very dear to their constituents; and there are others whose constituents are dear both to their member and to the nation. Among the latter is Mi*. Hayter ...
... MR GLADSTONE, THE CHURCH, AND THE WHIG PARTY. Clic iauiiton tCouticr SliiD EDUertisrr. WEDJVESDAi, OCTOBER 21, 1868. In Gladstone's new articles of faith, antagonistic to the Church, there are two pestilent heresies which demand ecial attention. The one ...
... arrretponden£».) TOBY, OLD WHIG, AND WHIG-RADICAL. [to the editor.] SlB,—For soma time past men have found difficult to distinguish Conservative from Liberal •» or, I should putit, Tory from a old Whig—i. Whig oligarchical and a whig ...
... Wednesdiy Febrruuy 2 1887 TB TAUNTON npM&Hh nm WHIGS of leetana Prid iatory an delivered 1 Order F 8 MA tha of OollrgeOxfet' ara u rwfard v—fane Jeffary On in to tt Oxford waa to to privilege of aoostrr competently aa Palling (eapfaaee) faadaattaf of ...
... THE SOMERSETSHIRE MAN AND LEADER NEWSPAPER, Published at Bridgwater, Wednesdays. In Politics a Whig Radical Journal. This paper will give good report of the London, and other Corn and Cattle Markets, will have the General Neiva of the week, and support ...
... In political principle the SPECTATOR IS Whig, but WITH a more decided tendency towar-1* rtforn at home and the extension of ordeily freedom lib Si'cits patty interests tot weic supposed to have. !8, it has subordinated nil public questions, and more ...
... BALSAM OF ANISEED Whig ,h. Chest. d the breathing. Md by , Bott'. !«• lid- Slid 2s. 3d. A*k fox POWELL'S BALSAM OPAJTiaEHT. NOTICE TO FOB! 4, TEA PAL GAB' SOU ABB CHASING CROSS, LONDON * ' instructions (grati.) v to the COST'of -SSSSst^^S or .broad. ...
... The Two Whig Leaders—The pel'teal fusion between Lord P.timt-rston Lord Jobn Ris*«rir was rondo patent loth- mtrl ...
... occupy. There can be doubt that the Whigs have joined themselves to the Judicata, and that the more they see their political friends the less they like them. The complaint which the Conservatives make against the Whigs, who are still a great party, is that ...
... abortive. They have been obliged to seek the aid not only of the reelites, but even of the Radicals. They have given a Whig Premier, but not Whig Government; their apparent success is thus a partial failure. The administration they have formed is not likely ...