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... THE WHIGS AND THE LIBERAL PARTY. Undoubtedly very great interests may now h. &pendent on the ehoiee wh.ch shall kindly by the moderato Liberals, and wbeithe they shall choose to offer themselves as the madam; of a new party, or shall prefer to fob' , ...
... A CLOSE-TIME FOR WHIGS. THE ESTABLISHED 1809. SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1886. We welcome, with sincere pleasure, the announcement that the Conservatives of Penzance have resolved, in cane of dissolu tion, support Sir John Aubyn, present Liberal member for West ...
... does not make any difference in the Conservative and Whig majority in the House of Commons, as “ Jimmy” is of the same political complexion as his predecessor. Had the Home Rulers scored another success it would have been equivalent to a loss of two yotes ...
... [Sept, 25. 1880. claims, but not in circumstances of affluence, regarded as another of those jobs which the Whigs arc so prone to perpetrate whenever they get the chance. The elopement of a married man with a young lady of good family, belonging to one ...
... before creating another political Judge. But the ties of Party are too strong for the Whigs to resist, and they have now appointed another political Judge, in the person of Mr. W. D. Andrews, Q.0., to be the Mr, successor of Mr. Baron Fitzgerald, resigned ...
... Party was due to a combination of Conservatives and Whigs, which enabled the Unionist to come in by the narrow majority of 108. Mr, Healy will, of course, be returned for another Irish County. The opposition to Lord Hartington was vigorous, aud his opponent ...
... & Whig; the Parson is the Rev. E. G. Banks, who proclaims himself to be a Radical; the Lawyer is a Mr. E. Davis, the son of a well-known Hebrew money-lender at the West-end of the town; and the Nobleman is Lord Clifton, who will carry the colors of “Tory ...
... “WHIGS SHALL IT BE?’ fIEW POPULAR SONG (Comp C to G) BY EDITH GORDON BARTLETT, Sung with great snccoas. To be had trom any Music Sellers, or post tree 2/ ...
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... Undertaken &Funeral Furniehere, PANILT MOURNING WAREHOUSEMEN. Ordure esseuted with Um greaten promptitude staff al Skilled Whig kept stem WORE. CAVENDISH HOUSE, MELT 3NHAII. ...
... AZIIIIIIIISX'III. loc. T IIIILTRI IOT•k CHELTZNH•Y Seat /Whig 0 WILLIAM DUCK'S COMPANY. LAVRA VILLIERS, by a of &salsa 'Altlit•L TO•N1(11IT (IT.da•aavl. THURBDAT, FRIDAY, and .9.III.RDAY MIXT, • NIW Play in Four Arlo, F. C. 'stilled AFI IN A LOOLINO ...
... Act. No one all familiar with the history of the Whigs will be at all surprised at the latter portion of the arrangement, as by an extraordinary coincidence it invariably happens that whenever the Whigs are in office the Constitution has to be suspended ...