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LITERARY RECOLLECTIONS

... occasion, at one of her small and most agreeable dinners in Park Street, the company (most them, except the hostess, being Whigs) were discussing, in rather a querulous strain, the desperate prospects of their party. Yes, said Sydney Smith, we are in ...

THE LIBERATION SOCIETY

... in favour of it. With respect to the future policy of the Liberation Society, they must first of all come to terms with the Whig section of their own party. (Hear, hear.) There was no other question that stood in the way of the discussion and settlement ...

Superb Modern Furniture, supplied Mill* of Bradford, in his usual style of excellence and taste, and now ..

... wardrobe, with moulded cornice ami carved columns, the centre containing trays and drawer*, and enclosed plate-glass door, and the whig* fitted dress closets; pedestal dressing-table, with circular front ami Ann's marble slab; *i ritr handsome tolle 1 glass, ...

ASSOCIATION

... At all events, had no fear Parliament long they sent the same class of men represent them. did not care whether they were Whigs or Tone* or Radicals, so long as they came from the same class of society, and did the same work they do at the present time ...

FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT

... whilcm member for Wes&minßter, of whom Lord Byron wrote : — If you waDt to get into Parliament Much quicker than even Whig Ciarley went, You'd better get into Newgate, And Newgate will send you to Parliament. Miss (aow Baroness) Burdett Coutta inherits ...

Published: Saturday 11 November 1871
Newspaper: Leeds Times
County: Yorkshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 991 | Page: 5 | Tags: none

MAIL AND SHIP NEWS

... entering fresh transactions. Dundee to* mesa very brisk, and higher prices lor flax are con&i ently | expected there. Northern Whig. NEW METAL POCKET VESTA BAX WITH PATES© ' SPRING Coyxi.—Bryanl A May hay recently introduced a very : foi Pocket Vesta Box ...

SIR CHARLES DILKE, M.P., ON ROYALTY

... were freely distributed in many public-houses in the town and the Tories then became jubilant teat this attempt to dish the Whigs would be successful. But the Liberal party soon discovered tbe trick, and though about two husdred malcontents had then obtained ...

Published: Saturday 25 November 1871
Newspaper: Leeds Times
County: Yorkshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 3099 | Page: 8 | Tags: none

SIR CHARLES DILKE IN LEEDS

... by explaining what that subject was. Thoee of them who had drawn their ideas of b'*s speech from the denunciations of it in Whig newspaiiera, were probably unde- the ,; e: that it was an attack directed against monarchy, the around of its excessive cost ...

No. 7598.—ESTABLISHED 1754

... percent, per annum profit the shareholders. As develonmtroiis progress, the quantity of ore may not only increased, but richness Whig the geological consequence of depth in reductive value may taken at much higher standard than any Iteymond his report to Government ...

THE FIRE AT CHICAGO

... statements made Messrs (.'cmpbell, Spark, and Scarr the close the election. 1 ill give, in epitome, the assertions made 1. That Whig and Tory coalition there had been i acrificing of Liberal principles to gain Tory votes. 2. That the result of the election ...

THE YOR

... anarchy and social degradation which aw now spreading social disease throughout the community. The nobleman ad ...