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... with those e invincible. The others—jackals- glish lion. Machado, great like eve in the Holy 'trinity.' non (earl the Northern Whig) Prineesi of Wales will visit Killarney t September, and will be the guests of throne, at Killarney-boom quality, to a mere ...
... resorted and in about an hour afterwards the respected gentleman was enabled to go home to his own residence. — ..Verifier,' Whig. Quality, not pries alone, the tent of cheapness. Horn!. Tea I, n by the lost ju leee; diatinct.W 4 appreciated. 9,500 agents ...
... LJIIERAL JOURNALS in the north of Ireland evidently fear the dreaded month of July will not pass over quietly. 'The Northern Whig complains that the Orangemen in the neighbiinrhood of Coleraine have begun to march about in the evenings, playing fifes and ...
... hit it Int* the short PIT'S hands. His score included threes threes, two twos, and singles. Mr. Thomas was bowh d without Whig to the score. Major Lloyd and Captain Willett made a good stand, and scored slowly but surely, running the figures up from ...
... d ; and Mr. Gladstone has been found fault with because his Cabinet includes so many members of the Upper House—so many Whigs, in fact; and it is said that it is just such a Cabinet as Lord John Russell himself would have constructed. Great surprise ...
... beheaded in the time of Charles I. The Byngs are old Whigs and great aristocrats. Mr. Labonchere, who is fighting Middlesex on the same side, is the nephew of the fir. Labonchere who was • member of several Whig ministries, and s partner in the iaittee of Baring ...
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... accession of King George L, by Mr. Doggett, then in the zenith of his fame as a comedian on the London stage, awl withal a staunch Whig, who took every opportunity of testifying his loyalty to the House of Hanover, the pre. sentation of this annual gift being ...
... W. E. Gladstone. The moet noteworthy incident probably was a letter front the Duke of Portland, one of the the greatest of Whig magnate* and a munificent supporter until lately of the Liberal petty, eackedag a cheque fur £2,000 in support of the patriotic ...
... the convictions of the present day. We all have to live and learn; and upon this subject no stones can be thrown either by Whigs or Tories. Setting aside, therefore, all questions relating to opinions once held, there remains the stern, uncompromising ...
... dim- pointmeat at the neon of the lad &diem, the hoursad-abet speech which he made them, along with bow at parting— The Whigs had cod use of, add ho, and they dell repeat I cannot take upon myself to dower far womb rembilsorace of every expronion ...
... supporters? Romanist*, Nonconformists, (divided I know not into how many different sects,) Ritualiste, Rationalists, a few stray Whigs, Radicals, Chartists, Democrats, and (differing each one from his fellow, and often from himself) Philosophers. Mr. Gladstone ...