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... creditors for choice of au official meignee. Bankrupt was suffering from illuess wee not able to attend. On the cal cemificate Whig read the bankrupt. atten.l.o.., and the business proaoled. The liabilities are Is awl the meets --temk d e bt.— am oft down ...
... should govern promotion. While Mr. Disraeli and tbe Tories were all that was corrupt and base, and Lord Palmej-stonandthe Whigs not much better, Mr. Gladstone •nd his colleagues would be the wisest, most virtuous, and purest of men. This is what was said ...
... of the Committee 01 Council for Education were first published, and a large grant money for carrying them out was asked the Whigs under Lord John Russell, from the House of Commons, there was a very general movement in the country against them. The organs ...
... which are not all common property, are the things coveted ; but even in ' this matter, as on the Irish Land question, the Whigs—who are ever ready to run and shout with the crowd when it suits their purposewill obtrude a serious obstacle, insomuch as ...
... the daughter of .mother Duke Sutherland. It has proved a strong combination for ruling the country iu a regular and legal way Whig statesmen were the mouth-pieces of the quiet Peers who could' sit blandly writing notes whilst as able men could be found In ...
... education at Westminster School, which half a century ego was the chief place of education for the sons and Mow of the great Whig houses—such as the Russells, the and the Groevenom Here he was °schoolfellow of Lor<usseU, and of the late Archbishop of ...
... that of all noble person' be mune to have been the most in favour with street-nsmars—u o lees than eighty-nine thoroughfares Whig been named after Of the heroes Wellingkm is of the common, fifty-two streets being named after him, twenty-nine after Marlborough ...
... Elrbakrl. MATH. .NOR - November at kb 1 , 11114111101, Wringloa. Mr Frederick Krum his, aged 71. Hum Tun WIT norm—U.4m Mae Whig el a stmeg gale hem the westward, the UM d lag mien( rem So ea extraersbeery height, awl Meadal as suds sad walks adjosset ...
... education Westminster School, which half century ago was the chief place of education for the sons and scions of the great Whig houses-such the Russells, the Pagets, and the Qrosvenora. Here he was a schoolfellow of Lord Bussell, and of the late Archbishop ...
... love law and stable to put their houses in order A double mart was celebrated Westminster Abbey on Monday, whichunites a great Whig and Conservative family. The Marquis was married to Lady Maud Evelyn Hamilton, and the Marquis of Bliailford to her sister ...
... t/s in the next Parliament. And if did not know this with tolerable certainty, even then predominance of Conservatives over Whigs at Wells alone would not effect the balance of probabilities in determining the future. It will also be many years before we ...
... without paying his rater and •paakias in Mr Cos about it, Mr Cr ail he bad her several tors and raid net get the ram Cht ' Ins Whig the Committee of it, they said ba ears lumeelf to 1867. He drier attention team of the lasakrupries they Lad lost no much by ...