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... MRS. MAYBRICK'S OFFERS. The Belfast Northern Whig's London correspondent says : I hear that Mrs. Maybrick’s solicitors have received seven communications containing offers of marriage in the event of the unfortunate woman being discharged. One of the ...
... is to be consulted by the Government as to the procedure to be adopted in regard to the settlement. Neglect on the part of a Whig Ministry fifty years since to take the Leader of the Opposition (then Sir Robert Peel) into its confidence concerning the proposed ...
... notd}ngy m fi:.lfint ‘b’.l‘:‘ry, th]en a supporter of Sir ;su uently s Ooenorut.ivo and friend of the Church, he developed into a Whig, proceeded to Liberalism in its most aggressive form, and is now a Revolutionist. Happily, statistics, so far as they are at ...
... luhhmzn¢lh:xl.u s man of high character, who will an honourable addition to mmdmmm:mdunmitutional ruler upon what we used to call Whig or Revolution principles. But it will not be as the heir of the Bourbons ; it will not be as the representative of legitimate ...
... e,” was another resident ; as, according to Sir James Macintosh, who edited the Holland House MSS,, was Lord Lechmere, the Whig lawyer, who proceeded against Sacheverell and Atterbury. The conpection with the Fox family commences in 1749, when Harry Fox ...
... occasioned by proceedings, which are literally “frivolous and vexatious,” finds very | -.:enoui manifestation. The matter is one whig tatives. The inconvenienceof a mwm is extremely great, and the fact that not only p?lifimlb’buc social machinery iadthmvn out ...
... that]. Mr. H. GArRDNER, M.P., who was received with loud cheers, alluded to a remwk by the Chairmn, and said that he was born a Whig, educated a Liberal, and was fast becoming a 1 Ultra-Radieal —{ Hear, hear] —so that he had not taken mll{v steps backward ...