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... it was a work iv which people of ail ranks, ages, aud denominations could engage, and j here they might ail meet, whether Whigs or Tories, Liberals j or Conservatives, Churchmen or Disseuters, and prove that, , whatever their differences, they were ali ...
... I am, dear Sirs, yours very sincerely, WILLIAM CUBITT. Penton Lodge, Ist December, 1862. A meeting of the leading Whigs and Radicals of the borough has been held, when a stormy discussion took place, the former counselling a walk over for Mr. ...
... that it was a work in which people of all ranks, ages, and denominations could engage, and here they might all meet, whether Whigs Tories, Liberals or Conservatives, Churchmen Dissenters, and prove that, whatever their differences, they were all at heart ...
... hear). T__y had no discussion on the matter, because the supporters cf mat bill — men lrom both parties, no matter whether Whig or Tory — had determined tv make game their own property. He did not think they should submit to it. If any gentleman present ...
... Most unexpectedly, at the latter end of the last Session, the Night Poaching Bill was brought in aud passed. Both parties— Whig and Tory—had agreed that the bill was a great game firescrver ; and they intended to make game of the rabbits. Hear, hear) ...
... Palmerston has lost supporter, for the former member was liberal, and the Lord Mayor is a conservative. But it appears that whig or tory had nothing with the matter. Rose is connected with the Oriental steam packet company, which Southampton loves, and ...
... fought under Wellington at Waterloo, and received his pension as a pensioner from , that regiment for 40 years. — Northern Whig. . ~A U association has been formed under the title of the I Western Counties Commercial Travellers' Association for I the ...
... Tbe enmity expressed through- out tbe writings of the literary champion of the Whigs, as well in his Essays as in his great historical romance, has governed the policy of Whig Prime Ministers. Lord Grey's warning threat to the bishops to 'set their bouse ...