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... from tbe days of Colonel Phipps, who died fight- ing for Charles 1., to the father of Lord Normanby, had always voted against Whig principles. Peaih of Prince Frederick, Brother of the King y Pb.ESIA. — W« have to announce tbe death of this member cf the ...
... beauty and warmth of the evening, the territorial party found themselves under the cold shads of Opposition. The first few Whig hatting motions wen easily defeated, Lord Stanhopoby bowling proving himself very bandy in compelling the Involuntary acceptation ...
... despite the beauty and warmth of the evening, the territorial found them selves uader the cold shade of Oppo-ition. The first few Whig batting motions were easily defeated, Lord Stanhope bowling proving himself very handy in compelling the involuntary acceotation ...
... Fist Carn Brea, 8 to 1; Tincroft, 21 to 1; Fortune, 36 to 37; Wheal Grylls, 30 to n, Drakewalls, 1 to 11; Crebor, 1; to 2; Whig Ludcott, 41 to ; North Downs, 21 to 1; Clifford Amalgamated, 271 to 281. ...
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... added 312,958 who travelled fourth cla?? w hile carriages of that class were run. T. he late Duke of Hamilton's father was Whig the old school, and probably one of the haughtiest men of his day. He cheriihed idea that he was the legitimate king Scotland ...
... course, indeed, takes mow, and the result of three months diplomacy will then be the irritation of Rusaia, the discredit of the Whig Ministry, the execution of Poland, the alienation of Napoleon, and the mingled contempt and distrust of the liberal classes ...
... country upou the subject of the Irish Church— a subject which was formerly made* the stalking- I horse and stumbling-block of the Whig party, but which vow ! formed little interest for the Treasury Bench. It was far easier for the Government to read lectures ...
... indeed, be takes it now, and the result of tbrv ' months diplomacy will then be the irritation of Kussis discredit of the Whig Ministry, the execution of Poland, the alienation of Napoleon, and th mingled contempt and distrust of liberal class s o' France ...
... Al. we have said, the bad changed sides of the the heritY and .4 the the yiarty found under the .4 opp•ition. TM lint few Whig batting easily defeated. Loot baling 'twang handy in compelling the t 4 the Chiltern Hundreds in kw yny scoria Mr. stubbornly ...