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... The Persian Miracle t lay. VI. British lighthouses. VII. Russia Before and After the War. VIII. Lord Minto in India. IX Plain Whig Principles. London : Longmans and Co. Edinburgh : A. and C. Black. rTVBE MEDICAL REVIEW and INVALID* X GUIDE. Now ready, price ...
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... Persian Miracle flay. VI. British lighthouses. VII. Russia Before aud After the War. VIII. Lord 41 mto in India. lA. Plain Whig Principles. London : Longmans and Co. Edinburgh : A. and C. Black. Now ready, for JANUARY, Mrs. HENRY WOODS MAGAZINE, THE ARGOSY ...
CONSERVATISM IN HACKNEY
... are perfectly well aware that both those causes of expenditure are entirely beyond tbe control of any Government whatever, Whig or Tory. Therefore I exclude these from the account in both cases, but I do not exclude the war expenditure nor the expen- ...
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... Persian Miracle Hay. VT. British lighthouses. VII. Russia Before antl After the War. VIII. Lord Aliuto in India. IX. Plain Whig Principles). London : Longmans and Co. Edinburgh : A. and C. Black. Published This Bay, post free ljd., stamps. SOW and REAP ...
MR. BRIGHT AND SIR W. V. HARCOURT.AT BIRMINGHAM
... for the time mined. Sir Robert Peel came into cffce when the Whigs broke down in the year 1841. I recollect telling Lord John Russell oneo in the House of Con: n. ens that I thought the Whigs as a party, as far as I recollected, bad n*ver bred a really ...
SIR MICHAEL HICKS REACH AC.TEWKESBURY
... which has been put forward, as I have said, by such autho- rity as that of the Whigs should the country entrust ;hem with power. But that is not the programme which the new Whig or Liberal Government will |have to carry out. (Hear, hear, and cheers.) We ...
CONSERVATIVE BANQUET AT NOTTING-.HAM
... in particular struck me so favourably that I cut it out and brought it here to show you. We have long known that the day of Whigs pure and simple is gone. They have been either frightened by Mr. Gladstone into Conservatism or they have turned Radicals; ...
IRELAND
... result would be thai if they counted every one who was not a Conservative, from the Nationalists, like Mr. Parnell, to some mild Whig tbat they would find in an English country constituency, the result would be a majority of 24 against the Govern- ment. Let ...
LOJSJJON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1880
... there h*3 ever been a more remarkable revulsion of feel- -1 'ing than that which now occurred through Upper India. While Whig lawyers and hungry politicians were demonstrating in the British House of Commons and on Radical platforms that the un- co ...
THE LATE MARQUIS OF ANGLESEY
... he held till 1855. He sat in the House of Commons for South Staf- fordshire from 1851 to 18* .7 and was a supporter of the Whig party. The deceased Marquis's successor is Lord Henry Paget, his half-brother, as above stated. He was born 25th December, ...
LONDON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1880
... he was indebted for the fact of being a voter to the wide and national sympathies of Lord Beaconsfielo. At a time when the Whigs, true to their here- ditary ideas of always remodelling the Constitution with a view to their own political advantage rather ...