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... there were 312 Conservatives, now there are 314. In 1863 there were 11 Peelites, now there are 13. In 1863 there were 238 Whigs, now there are 233. In 1863 there were 95 Kadicals, now there are 96. This estimate is the result of very careful analysis ...
... Commons, and caused an unusual change of members there. Some conspicuous men in the Common.' Home have disappeared--the ancient Whig, Edward Ellice, and Mr. Western Wood, and Mr. William Cubitt, and, we may add, the much-respected Chaplain of the House Archdeacon ...
... think and expected that the commissioners should have received them, and saved the necessity of long correspondence, Mr. J. S. Whig suggested that the Conservative Land Society had hitherto declined to have personal communication with the Paving and Drainage ...
... great influence, and about that time lie commented taking an setivepart in public affairs. Ile was at that time an independent Whig, and at the first election after the passing of the Reform Bill lie contested East Kent, in a quasi conjunct ion with Sir William ...
... wad after taking Me contents of three It Mr perfectly cored, and be liner obtained t in a summated Wave. la Meer,. Vauxhall Whig. SAM, and It la by his urgent solicited. that Ude made palette. —October, fa, mowed only sad sold by W. Lambert, Chemist, Xing ...
... of the country, which six years ago was compelled, by the unfortunate language of the rench Minister and the weakness of the Whig Goveroment, to appear disposed to cloak the accomplices of Orsini, to see the vile organisation which abuses our hospitality ...
... lordyemarked to the right honourable gentleman that the days were getting out, when his companion promptly replied, “I wish the Whigs were.”— Not Feeling !—A writer in New York Independent, in giving some reminisceuces of “ famous men” twenty year* ago, tells ...
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... main take • of father. mother, eldare , sad Imam. sad Melting the blaming Armldtytieay be rpm you, now sad for ever,!Antan. /Whig% dWeg and kW for his child. SAXUZL WRIGHT. The Daily Neicahaa the following remarlwarat the exeeatioa If atm without previous ...
... was dogged with bis Mather oa the lam mash day. bat as the wareasoss ast the ease as mot he board brothur was sad M . 1 8.:. Whig _addaosd to-day Maim* was also maeked. la Ic i f iw as ei tisfay, and was to the poolobstold on at Pope, of Oreothem. ad tor ...
... marked to the right honourable gentleman that the i days were getting out, when his companion promptly replied, “I wish the Whigs v/ere.”—Punch. Not Feeling Complimented !—A writer in tions, refused to allow him to escape in this way, and sum- j York I ...
... the Cabinet Council yesterday. It would appear that his lordship’s position in the House of Peers has not wiped out the old Whig taint, and that sooner than give up office the noble earl has swallowed the Palmerstonian leek, and is willing to act in harmony ...