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... the bad trade which had followed bad harvests. Tory as he was to the back lone, he would have rejoiced In the accession of a Whig Government if it could have brought us a succession of good harvestman opinion with which most Yorkshiremen would agree, for ...
... arrows Irritability and Los; Spirits. wkelesome effect exercised by these PIII ever the Mood and Fluids Is a charm in din. Whig low spirits and restoring cheerfulness. Their Ifioesil aperient qualities well et them for a domestic medicine. particular'y ...
... political predilection the Chief Magistrate may or what might be the politics of the Ministers, the anner is given, and afar:Whig 'passes' direridU ' Lord Meyer atidliinisters happen to sit au side of the House of Commons, but have arisen when the civic ...
... , is a matter of fact. There was a very , npnaiderable contention der the allowance to he made to the Queen's husband. The Whig Ministry was then in office, and proposed that the amount should be £50,000 a year. Sir Robert Peel, who was then the Leader ...
... STREET, NV ETHERBY early half of the eighteenth century they were Bishop of Ripon will bold held with a tight grip by the Whigs, but towards James Churcb, Wetherby, on hi,. i-t. , - • next. t? its close, the Tories gave relief bill after re lief ...
... an army of 36,000 to conquer them. During the early half of the eighteenth century they were held with a tight grip by the Whigs, but towards its close, the Tories gave relief bill after relief bill, and Pitt would have granted them emancipation but for ...
... peremptory on the Oct' 'of 'the whip to remain in their ItsPorPTOOth .ri cm : : • 1 • • The ceremony of overworked Ministers the:Whig Plegesabobwr hi ii habil .1mou.:: a 0 -11:1110too ,hi . hatroboe. iisi Ihr of meets at a quarter before ad llour. Pfiradmi ...
... collapse. In .ighteen months they have done more harm to themselves than most Governments do in years. They have estranged the Whigs, disappointed the Liberals, disgusted the Radicals, and fille? the Irish with unspeakable hatred. Mr Gladstone has succeeded ...
... follow his example may live a good old age. He was in the Ark with Noah; and with Christ when He was crucified. He is neither Whig nor Tory, Conformistn or Nonoonformist, yet he denies no article of the Christian faith. He talks neither Hebrew, French, Greek ...
... Land League are doing no more than giving effect to the views which he then expressed when he said, There are men among the Whig party who have fair sentiments with regard to Ireland, but who whenever they treat of this question, are afraid of &slim with ...
... EPITOME OF• NEWS. BRITISH AND rossuni. In London, on Mooda j g== i th fell from one of the platform's( the while a was shun, and, Whig aught by the bedlam was dreadfully crush. He was at owe trim to Is. Bartholomew's Hospital, was sot expected to rower. The ...