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... influenceto bear upon those who hod votes. The first Whig—Dr. Johnson said—was “The Devil.” [Laughter.] The policy of the Whigs in those days was policy of interference with European politics. Up to 1713 the Whigs were in majority ; and, undoubtedly, they did ...
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... 83 w lIIBEMAID.-81taatiow wasted, in a mai/ (agalg); good abwraaaw.—Addreu, n, 80, Elifgh-atzera, Braintree. A 01111TLIKAN Whig • few hours at his Ms. Pest is tbe eesaiNg weld be whiles to undertiC•Bells BOOLICEMPING. Writing de., which could be does ...
... at the age of M, was the last fink with a long-dlrtant peat; For more than yrnte her ladyship waa owe the greataat of the Whig dame., and she once refn.ed the office of of tin Robes. After Lord Pal mat reel*s death she changed her political viewe, and ...
... might be instrumental in getting the laud cultivated he did not think it would benefit the people. He condemned the action of Whigs and weak-kneed Liberals—like the Unionists, whom he characterised as dodgers '. and speaking of the Franchise he said that ...
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... —Apply O Banal. Villa, Longbridm-nad, Barking. W. J.mfARD SONS ARE wrenand SUPPLY THEIR the LOWEST CASH PRICKS, on tba folio whig tonne Ono-Half on delivery; balance payable weekly Instalmgnte. 1/- per week for i ton 21- Ton All to ba addressed W. J. UNARD ...
... goal; S. Schooling and F. Wheeler, backs; C. Wheeler, C. Fortescue. and O. Horn, half-backs: F. Rolloson and B. Cornell, right whig; W. Clark, centre; F. Valentine and E. Oakley, left wing. Referee : A. A. Ashton, Chelmsford. THE SHIELD.—The Shield, which ...
... might be instrumental in getting the land cultivated he did not think it would benefit the people. He condemned the action of Whigs and weak-kneed Liberals—like the Unionists, whom he characterised as dodgers ; and speaking of the Franchise he said that ...
... goal; T. L. Nelson and M. Wallace, backs; G.Wetton, L. G. Jones (captain), and J. Smith, half-backs; A. Moule and Jones, right whig; A. H. Hossack, centre; A. Woods andT. Thompson, left wing. a . Referee: Sergt. Corrigan (Sherwood Forestera). Linesmen: 8 ...
... Porter and A. Porter, right whig; F. Guderson. centre; A. C. Linard and J. Gallon, wing. —Woodville: W. Baker, goal; F. Chalk and W. Gray, backs; F. King, Lymbery, and R. Gant, half-backs; P. Hayes and £. Buckley, right whig: Graham, centre: G. L. Moore ...