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The Viceroy was subseque ntly conducted by the Foreign Secretary to the House of Lords, when he was ente rtained
... y to glorify himself, and to abuse the Conservatives simply because they had suc- ceeded in doing in one Session what the Whigs failed to Mr. Sandford (late Peacock) and Mr. do in fifteen | Beresford Hope followed in the wake of Lord Cranbourne; but Mr ...
meeting the Central Chamber of Agriculture held in London, on Tuesday, a resolution was passed condemning ..
... participation in matters of controveisy. He very seldom speaks in debate, and he has never been inclined to take office in Whig Administrations. The nan Mr. Whitbread has likewise been mention-d among others for ths pott which he declines. Hollow ays ...
adjourning for two hours, to meet again with the inner M.P. refreshed and revigorated, that the probabilities ..
... strict compliance with the Standing Orders and so forth. The Right Hon. gentleman, with the traditionary timidity of the Whigs, had some misgivings as to the success of the new plan, but he now must admit that the division of labour, su to] oO g ested ...
— That this Bill be now read a third time.” A cheerfu! “Aye” was the response, followed by a few
... while the Radicals, as a body, did not like to indulge in any manifestation which might prove unpalatable to their friends—the Whigs. The consequence was that the only cheers came from the personal friends of the Government sitting behind them, and from the ...
It would appear that neither the Legislature now the country is as yet prepared to deal satisfaotorily and ..
... cause of the intense hatred with which this plan was regarded by the Adallamite party, the representatives of a portion of the Whig aristocracy, was that it would have destroyed almost all aristocratic influence In nomination boroughs, and would have created ...
CHELTENHAM POST OFFICE
... love** NW Osamu Ca.hitsta Is pt. - . Mt. bates witho.he all Whittles weft, a Iry years sad by dram/ this Liu, b• fey lee Mesa Whig we bell It a bi t & hod Ilene ',swop yr* sml eell mon /.,Mmes hied, worm se bird Is la the she ma abb, N thros learn the ...
SOMERSET
... Railway Station. Also, 14 DWELLING-HOUSES & COTTAGES, And Sundry Detached Lands, in and around The Village of Street VIT AIN WHIG MTS & HEARD have pleasure in an▼ nuuncing that they have been instructed to Sell by Auction, at the George Inn, Glastonbury ...
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... therogsre ..' oder it as Hanibro' Many ea Its own SHERief . the tapel Light Weer. produce id I.lttal • redly pedidavenred Whig. '•••••• TI SI/ERRYAMOWTILLADO awn Cape. Gold adeor. Vl= trompleated Addled. dam Very en • • • • • • • • • • • • Per Air ...
n duty at the (Vntral ilion was rec.-ive.l (.f the
... an.ong-t ration had increase-.I and the work .vf Mr. Rogers, master lift .n I'nion. said °. r '‘ ,1 in • Parliament. The Whigs, who fought their own . °rgan, built by Sweetland, of Bath, was opened f.hTrch progressed (applause). Mr. Thomas White ol>«ervc ...
CORRESPONDENCE. [We do nit hold ovrtd responsible for opinions expressed by our correspondents.] ( uRITUALISM. ..
... good thing of it. The writer of that letter remembers saying of Disraeli when addressing the electors at Taunton, that the Whigs had kissed the bloody right hand of O'Connell. The writer of this letter, too, remembers a saying of Disraeli. Mr Labouchere ...
EXTRACTS FROM FUN
... ohm and sags all pais—eslisves wind is the sad bow* and best laionansussily far dr**, or diarrhoea, whether it arises fro* Whig other War Be sore and ask for Mae. WINSLOW'S Soorauxo Syavr, and see that CURTIS Pianism Ns* You AND LONDON, NI os the ...