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... ST. JAMES’S GAZETTE. THE WHIGS AND THE FARMERS. While the world has been intent on the Egyptian debate and questions of high policy, an under-plot has been proceeding at the same time of which if the interest affects smaller number of persons, the importance ...
... ilaiNTED.iiii:lioor A - pprentire the Dresi- I 1 Whig. No mullein. done *lazy Irbil' loaning -47, Wilton Dor•rt don.. 2 RE -ENGAGEMENT WI L NTiD — by - YOu - ng - Man. Mork, or light; good writqf abd book keep..; knovre 43. ford W. 3 - -.-- WANTED.—A ...
... CENSURE. The Post saya :—The Government Whips anticipate a majority of nearer seventy than sixty on the vote of Cenßure. Some Whigs, whoae possible defection was regarded with apprehension, will support the Government. Two or throe or more adventurous spirits ...
... BOTTOM OF BATLEY CABS. 1884. P.EFORM BILL. 1884. REFORM AND REDISTRIBUTION OF SEATS (CHAIRS) BILL FOR BATLEY AND DISTRICT. Tory, Whig, Liberal, Radical, and Levellers, may have SEATS (Chain), TABLES, IRON BEDSTEADS, MATTRESSES, BEDDINGS, FENDERS, FIREIRONS ...
... lot him recall the way in which the late Lord D -rhy and tne late Lord Beaconsli-11 “dished the Whigs” ;s of Reform Bill iu 18G7. They realty did the Whigs,** who never dreamed that the very people who had been most violently opposed to reform would give ...
... delivered was a species of tight-rope dauce which the speaker had nicely balanced himself between the Irish party and the Whigs. Lord Lymington, Lord G. Hamilton, Justin McCarthy, Mr S. Smith, and others followed ; and the debate was then adjourned until ...
... will mod • tat Awl tor s yaw To onsemest the wale pleiewe Bo boy a bbs, sed awe with las if !vs to, asey.bet tealrelfeed AM Whig farfresess to make, was Uwe, Aad sing eta To sae It eat Ina dna Marry sled ale piss AM led It 110111.0, To ga Isla dry Awl ...
... Hitherto the managers of the Conservative party have expressed the utmost confidence in their ability attract to themselves the Whig element in politics, which they saw, or fancied they saw, was waveriug in its allegiance to the Liberal benches. To do this ...
... Northcote with reference to Mr. Bradlaugh, the majority comprised Conservatives, Liberals, 40 Parnellites and Moderate or Whig Home Rulers. The minority was exclusively Liberal. As there must inevitably be several critical divisions tbe House of Commons ...
... es his fees Is 'web Welt. Davie, recresrel, be Dr. A Is the se the ef wavelet Be rid vested ft go toWeiverhoraptes, but se Whig &Mast away to I Is • *hot be get the train, • of rope himself. Be that so the dew frightned. and would hays got but sfrald ...
... Dorat's Works, Modicis, 1575, £2 18s.; John of the Little World, WW ff Germany, 35.; Dean fcVV- fi* ' first edition, £3; The Whigs Xi'V,''« ...
... its dignity is all dnlness. One great speech might have turned out the Government. The IHsbmea were wavering; large section Whigs were wavering. The impassioned of Pitt, the fierce satire of Canning or a Duraeji, might have turned tho day. The attitude ...