... the service of Ireland. It calls upon them to reject the Whig candidate, a boy scarcely out his teens, son of the member who has just got his reward for years of servile following from the Whig Government. The People of Ireland, on the other hand, sees ...

... George without the Drag-on, Great on the Paten and the Flagon ; Charm of his friends around the table But of the Radicals and Whigs, And Rationalistic prigs, And lovers of Gladstonian rigs, A scourge unwearying and able. Amid the 'lergy Convocation, Witty ...

... bfecihle was a f|ic»d Oeofgeitfie:® b{!caa»a ( Greek; one because he was cle.er Tory j’atfother because hewaa-an arlatocratic Whig. Times art cbangeil now and qualifications are looked for a orddr. Church Kngland is not satiefied With mere scholars and ...

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... followed by considerable applause court. The case has lasted nine days. _ » • announcing the death of the , nt im ' tn « Northern Whig states that his lordship resided almost constantly Glenavond .tie, where he diea niter serious illness. politics Lord Antrim ...

... bishop. He alluded to the catholicity of the Church of England, and observed that i* was desitous number amongst it* adherents Whig, Tory, and even Radical (cheers). The Chairman proposed The Army, Navy, Militia, Yeomanry and Volunteers. He said he was ...

... fourteenth Earl of Derby, though he has had no unworthy successor in his son the present and fifteenth Earl. The ranks of old Whig officials have been thinned the removal of Lord Broughton, better known as Sir John Hobhouse, Lord Stanley of Alderley, and ...

... 1361 diver had action of 1: 1 6. 1 r.. Or WWWIIII the of plate sad particularly spoke le • melt en one of its = &wet Burrow., Whig at the P.. lionsols Mt is the 4th at Yet he ws. et on Peredies bet, lleriod Pool He oboe, thus Ile old MO be Int one moo to ...

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... He alluded to the catholicity of the Church of England, and observed that it was desirous to number amongst its adherents Whigs, Tories, and Radicals. He was glad to hear that the list of competitors for the prizes offered by their Agricultural Society ...

... bishop. He alluded the catholicity of the Church of England, and observed that it was desirous to number amongst its adherents Whig, Tory, and even Radical. He was glad to hear that the list of competitors for the prizes offered their agricultural society ...

... direction of Ileudfo4.l Hill, followed at • short distance by a man BA., • day or two afterwards petsoncr Baker to,. fogad &Whig the row at Britanai• Castle Oary, and a oorporal of itoyal bring at the Britennia that sold one and received the mow', sad ...