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... through altogether youngners. The bawd. of the League Cadets sad oh the 3d Wen 'indent, and played music durin g the mune the pm-Whigs, addtng to the evetung. TM NATIONAL WALLER! £CU The National Gallery &s on former years, thrown to the ;,etteral public, and ...
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... election An election will soon take place, Which will cause some joy or woe: Tbe Tories say that they will win, Whil e the Whigs they answer No! Let's hope that they'll tight friendly, And who tope the poll may go With a loving heart and helping hand To ...
... damage to property. A large a ooden erection in Albert Place, The Alexandra Theatre, in which the local pantomime wan nightly Whig exhibited, was completely demolished. Trees have been uprooted and palings blown down. There were same lIIIITOW escapes from ...
... jolly dies should a Pete; in being presen t misuse. actiun thou gm had. to des ce nd, r Cl/Awn - re Boer AVtiliaNr.-The Her. Whig that the Claimant &Lead stand tor Netting- he and the die hogs wail at the geueral electrum and she ether thud Hurley by name ...
... nothing , to do with purty politics . We were reaping the'harvest now ol 70 ytet'a of mismanagement , Tory statesmen , and Whig statesmen had borne their part in it , and none of them could throw . 8 tone « one at the other . The mistakes had arisen from ...
... authing to do with party politics. We are manly reaping the harvest now of seventy yeah of miss niaiumement. Tory stietemeen aml Whig statesmen' have ul,ka borne their part in it, and they cannot throw stones at one souther. The mistakes of both have been ...
... say had nothing to with party politics. were merely reaping the harvest now 70 years of Tory mismanagement, in which Tory and Whig ttatesman had borne their part, th.it none could throw stones the other. He attributed the misfortunes that had fallen on the ...
... whatever lor the oSensiveness of the iriide in tha Briiisti Quarttrly towMda what it iSooses to call Whig cliques . The niost proainent'Whigs in the country have been , and ire , Mr Gladstone ' s staunchest friends . It was 'nly the other day that ...
... its last opportunity, of connecting the Radicalism of Scotland with any adequate sod intelligible source. It represent the Whig school of the early nineteenth century rather as a clique of lawyers intent upon pezeonal and party objects to the exclusion ...
... That, they knew, ecibreoed pruiduly 30,0 th honeekaamrs, giving • coosutuethy maliciently large to straw material irons for Whig the hospital with Wry scholar*, There were, he believed, children attending the Board echogle, and or at theFieriot schools ...