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... the time by some as of doubtful propriety, has been fully justified, and the noble Lord's action has been approved both by Whigs and Radicals. The Government has still a large majority in the House of Commons, and its policy during the late Session has ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, SATUEDAT, JANUARY 1, 1876. - • ■■ i ...
... to illustrate the fearful mental derangements i nem I was suffering under, and the state of my brain-pan may were neither Whigs nor Tories when they passed that be inferred from it.) Whilst in an almost exhausted skate, I ebamber.doo r ; the extraordinary ...
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... bright in colour. Mrs. Bouverie was the daughter of Sir Everard Fawkener and the great friend of the beautiful Mrs. Crewe, the Whig toast of the day. This fine picture was exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1770, with probably but little expectation on the ...
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... scanty notes or statements of others who had attended the Houses, and his taking care, himself confessed, that the reports The Whig dogs had the wont it; Ins obtaining other employment from another bookseller library which had belonged the Earl of Oxford; ...
... baring only three millions. Now we number more than forty millions. Their inciastries were confined almost o:elusively to the Whigs of the soil. Now manufactories absorb much of the labour the country. Oar liberties remain unimpaised. The bondsmen have been ...
... Marquis gainsayera er to be forth and ‘om that anda 1@ | at bat} ion, and. A sa. to the and hich ‘young Harry Dymoke Horal- | Whigs, in theirzeal far the FV; fu 1884 of ot whieh’ Mr, ‘the’ Battye t Merton i: an. C2 nis Bae B ...
... to address more than one public meeting, and just now it is probably true that the influence and the position of the great Whig Duke are felt more generally or are at least more popolarly recognised than for some considerable time. The bospitalitiee ...
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