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... every occasion which has yet offered itself in favour of the principle of levelling up or concurrent endowment, as hereditary Whig might be expected to do. Mr. Bright, great orator he unquestionably is, has not yet mastered the art of after-dinner discourse ...
... of a quantity of flax which cost 21s. per stone. On Thursday the Koval wheel was forwarded to Buckingham Palace. —Northern Whig. The Viceroy of Egypt at the Crystal Palace.— On Tuesday a most magnificent fete was given at Norwood in honour of the visit ...
... Romanists within its walls, and they would be joined for political purposes by the great body of the Liberals, headed by the Whig aristocracy. Thus would be brought together a religious and a political phalanx, strong enough to overwhelm all opposition ...
... ISj7, as nearly u can be determined, were £s.S.i2 las 6d. Ti. casual - and ordinary repairs of tbP buildings, furniture, Whigs of the British kliub,ssy house at Paris In the year 1t67-8, coat £3,504. Official rcturns show that during the year 1565 the ...
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