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VISCOUNT POBTMAN AND THE NEW BAILWAY
... first Viscount Portmau was born in 1799, and had sat for Marylebone in 1833. and afterwards for Dorset. He was lord fobtman. Whig, and in 1873 was raised to the Peerage. He was succeeded in by his son the present peer, who is nearly 70. He has been in the ...
IR. HERBERT GARDNER. 1.P., ON THE TITHE QUESTION:
... or dinestablklinient, they were bound to see that • great national property was neither wasted, lost, nor endangered. Any Whig, Tory, or Radical, at the time of the settlement of the assessment, would have I augl led at the value TIO w proposed as monstrous ...
A FAMOUS “ JUNIOB
... Courtrnry Wua«. M.P., who taM «o largely tnoreaied the Liberal mejoritj in the Lohfotd division, belongs to the wealthy nod Whig section hie party. His tathar was (or many yeata Liberal M.P. (or Notwieh. Be is nephew of Lord Ozenbriqge, and married daughter ...
A PROMINENT PRIMROSE LEAGUER
... worked harder for it since. Miss Nevill is the daughter of Lady Dorothy Nevill, and her father, Mr W. R. Nevill, was an old Whig. In her childhood she lived opposite Lord Beaconsfielu, and she is proud of the recollection that, as a child, he had taken ...
Asonon
... innings. It .1 Bunch 1 c Edwards b Diver,. A C Hell c Diver b Bryan E Fisher b Diver 1. Fisher b Diver Laden li Bryan .1 He ...
SAFFRON WALDEN
... 1709 began to his P«iy Ma pamphleteer, and in bis •• the Prssent Discontents, which was really manifestation the Rockingham Whigs. ...
MARKETS
... UpWrikniti. Ie . )NI)OS . DRAI? MEAT.—liart:nuaY.. lloef triulo slow Imt prime. Mutton awl pork moot • go 4 kale, the 'slim Whig dark dearer owing to scarcity. %sad to 4s, prime tleotrii ditto. 41 to 4s motto's, Sts ad to 34 44 to 5.44 : pork, ad to 4 ...
they had abstracted in snob an odious fashion, the Government had their remedy. Let them to the country. The ..
... Ireland to declare in • most solemn manner what her wants were. Well, Mr. Gladstone and the Liberal party who had carried out the Whig and Tory policy towards Ireland in the peat, who had loyally if regretfully perceived that the old syetem of coercion was a ...
SAFFRON WALDEN
... Protestor of Ancient Literature to the Roynl Academy in 17G0. a politician, profcsiOfiscd Toryism, but was more reformer than the Whigs. He hated war and conquest, and obhored slavery. lie was warm advocate of general education. BOROUGH SESSIONS.— Toxsdat. Before ...
DREYFUS?S PRISON. Su
... Office reform, indicates several drastic changes in the direction making the Army more popnlar with recruits, represents an old Whig family, the Fitz- manrices. His father married a French- 1 woman, and the I Marquis was born in 1845. He has large estates ...
valuable. (Applause.) He referred to the question of state aid or rate aid for schools, and said that Sir John
... questions of future leadership. Tliat was question which could not be settled by any man or set of men, clique of men, whether Whig or Radical. When the time came, of one thing he woscertain—theraan would be there. In the meantime the Liberal party in the ...