... gentleman our late member and neighbour. (Cheers.) Every man in Buckinghamshire —nay, every man in England, whether he be Whig or Tory, Liberal or Conservative, Churchman or Nonconformist, rejoices, sure, at the honour which has been conferred on the ...

... MACHINE from 5 GUINEAS. Ditto, superior finish, Guireas (recommended). The EXCELSIOR Sewing and Embroidery Machine. 6 GUINEAS. WHIG-HT AND MANN, • 12, HOLBORN BARS, LONDON, E.G. ...

... -Bradenham House, Bucks, April It IS-i3. It is elso interestinug to recall the reasons which MI. Disraeli gave for opposing the Whigs when be first e- tered parliament for Miidstone, and for, at the staus time, refusing to join the Tories. I so acted. he ...

... degree of bitterness. The Tory papers quote his first speech at Maidstone in 1837, wherein he avowed his hostility to the Whigs, and denied that he had appeared two years before at Wycombe, as a candidate, with the sympathies of O'Connell. This may be ...

... opposing the Whigs when he first entered Parliament tor Maidstone, and for, at the Male time, refusing to join the Tories. I so acted, he wrote soon afterwards, because I found the Tories in • state of ignorant stupefaction. The Whigs had assured than ...

... utterances as B always the scene of great. events. And I would ask whether any one can believe that: if our Foreign Ministers, Whig and Tory, of te last thirteen years hid been obliged to give a full account annually of the policy for the en- forcement of ...

... thu ooutortim nu • girl% t las.l . and of : • resEPEE'm U Is rod VII E *sow I ol of about i as TION, catearl bel 'Ws ea b. Whig , . 11•11 Lunt. • •Ir an • bIU • ikdfor 601 , 1 4 71 1 . . • . • eg • id h •L . sad L' 11 !* 1 I A I t 1- 4 • • • t .7 • rant ...

... committed were ina amneasure aided and abetted, and Englishmen should not hesitate to tell their rulers whether they were Whigs or Tories, that they must not betray England and bring dishonour and shame upon the character of Englishmen bye supporting ...

... Union-court, Old Braad■traat. EjOL Mercantile letters— ARRANGED AND KEPT DISTINCT. Perf«oUy adapted to the tmrpoee.”— Northern Whig. In Ten ted and HurafMtored by Hemr Btcne, Bubory. Sold by ell Stationen, bat aak for STONE’S Patent Bozea.—rDnatrated Catalognes ...

... years ago, if swybo ..I was th et e to es committed yt te ur a troops üß u l ga ria. to hlatue for had taken pleee it was the Whigs. The mayor (Mr. APCIITDVI Mr: iuwright) ',nettled and was end their policy. It ear well for Mr. i t, t „ rt.& , t the. vertu ...

... therefore seven yoars his opponents junior, and stands Sft. 4*in. high, weighing about ast 101 b. has figured in the folio whig matches February Id, 1875. Bow, beat J. Hebbanl, of Bethnal Green, one mile, for £lO-. August S 5, at Hackney Wick, was defeated ...

... Government Inspector had that klAy held the aver, ea the Ilards ape tostion fur sanction to b..: row GM Mare aed End sewers. The Whig password Hos Isliowtow ropart have the bows, In delhurst Creseat in conspasms eta letter received .rom the ildard of stating ...