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... BEFORE AND AFTER—(B—YRONICAL). Whig (reflectively)— There was sound of revelry by night. And Scotia's capital had gathered then, Round Gladstone, all her chivalry; and bright His eyes shone o'er fair women and brave men ; Ten thousand hearts beat ...
... WHO MADE MOST PEERS ? Whigs. Me1b0urne.. 1837 to 1841 32 Lord J. Russell ..1847 to 1851 Palmeiston 1856 to 1858 Ditto 1859 to 1864 19 Lord J. Russell ..1835 to 1866 Gladstone 1869 to 1874 35 Ditto 1880 to 1883 20 Tctal 147 Conservatives. Sir R. ...
... and not the ten thousandth share thy he each individual has in the ritualism of the ballot box, Bey Tam blamed for dragging Whigs, Tories, and Parituy gh a controversy which was about the House of set by t the present controversy is not really between the ...
... tart, and because of the extra devolving upo: him in anvther branch of the f, Greg —the Cornwall Militia, to the command of Whig regiment Colonel St. Aubya has only latey with the rank of fall colonel. on tie retirement of Colonel St. Aubyn joined the ...
... nay, to that, William Ewart replied, Too closely you're seeking to pry ; But if you insist upon knowing the cause, The Whigs can the answer supply. You are old, William Ewart, the young man cried, And yet you're more honoured each day; Now, tell ...
... Wcslbury In the Conservative Inlereet the General Election, in the room of Mr. Phippa, who will then retlra from Parliament. A Whig Peer, by no meant unknown In the world of sport (and letters too), said rather good thing in Dublin dob the other day. The ...
... Westbury in the Conservative interest at the General Election, in the room of Mr. Phipps, who will then retire from Parliament. A Whig Peer, J*y no means unknown the world of sport (and letters too), said rather good thing in a Dublin club the other day. The ...
... 1879, said As to the policy of the Gov.-rnment, I not one with strongly hostile views to them. 1 thought we had had enough of Whig rule when I entered Parliament, and I thought we ought to give a fair trial the new party in power. We have gained more from ...
... of government presided over by such sneakin Spencer, while Mr. Gladsto ne was z humbugs as Trevelyan and cut-throat in the Whig Cabinet, most respectable devote their leisure to bunting landlords, He advised foxbunters to largely attended. oe —— EARL ...
... asks from end to end. and Afters miles at its widest part. The soft of the valley grows millet excellently well, sad goats Whig of a thrifty and stodge kind, 'had sustesaues the essiodmi kin-sides, while the millet and the goats together suffice to support ...
... question of the Women's Franchise. this subject the Conservative Leaders are quite ready, will not say to dish the Whigs, but to do what the Whigs have too little courage to attempt. We have no intention whatever to come forward with a defence of the Conservative ...
... the roads are vile ; and I may remark that, Now no outsider upon rea ding this would imagine that about the na and Whigs. hat th Whigs ? The relation Tempe- Fi vent over the bar. The driver stated that he felt several though I have bicyeled in other counties ...