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... reduced. Lord Hartington has a better prospect of that kind, but his Lordship is out of the reckoning present. much for the Whig section of the Liberal party. In the more advanced section of the party the chief name ought to have been that of Air Forster ...
... his colleagues, tu support him, he has failed to secure the support the statesmen who are the leaders, respectively, of the Whig and KaOical sections th-j Libera! party but it may safely be said that ail the men who cooperate with the Priniu Minister ill ...
... the others, narrating the doings of the Leices- ter Militia, the foundation of the Infirmary, the political feuds between Whigs and Tories, theoriginof local trades, each v wonted spinning, elastic web, boots and shoes, the rise of the Leiceeter Press ...
... to tke others, narrating the doings of tholifiiocs ter MUitia, the foundation ol the Infirmary, the political feuds between Whigs and Tones, the origia of load trades, Such as wanted spinning, elastic web. boots and shoes, the rise ot tbe Leicester Preaa ...
... no daylight whatever on the present state of politics.' If the Whigs remain in- active or neutral, that is doubtless an all too true view of the situation ; but if, as we hope, the Whigs combine with the Constitutionalists in active oppo- sition to Mr ...
... the others, narrating the doings of the Leices- ter Militia, the foundation of tbe Infirmary, the political feuds between Whigs and Tories, the origin of local trades, such as worsted spinning, elastic web, boots and shoes, the rise of the Leicester Press ...
... the others, narrating the doings of the Leices- ter Militia, the foundation of the Infirmary, the political feuds between Whigs and Tories, the origin of local trades, such as worsted spinning, elastic web, boots and shoes, the rise of the Leicester Press ...
... afloirs, U not the w*y to carry out ?? institutions. Bail Spenc-er. the manli.-it and firmnt Lord Lieutenant of our time * a Whig nobleman _ undaunted ootuage* ha* da- ah-ed io favour of granting tbe Irish thii boon; larlCaraar- Toa. bii Comers-alive Biimaii ...
... JUVENILE SUITS A SPECIALITY. Exquisite little Suits for little boys. Wear resisting Suits for schoolboys. B. ROBINSON ia now sh whig many very pretty styles in his Clothing Department for boys' wear, which for durability and excellence of finish cannot be ...
... Sg?»- *in CQ T* neT »:-P ail V Telegraph. -The ?? uvT m / nd lt6elf to every business man. . onci ...
... would earnestly entreat the Electors of this Division especially to lav deeply to heart the weighty utterances of those great Whig and Radical leaders who, in a spirit of true patriotism, have so ?? condemned MrGladstone's Irish policy, even at the cost ...
... i-1 ,\g to Parliament next session by ' ?? 1 ?? Commissioners (hereiuufter • . ?? ( ?? R , : . o ,i;,r leave to bring in a whig, or some of the following, ■ , s 'l\ic Commissioners to borrow - ; ■■■;' / r the purposes of their Special - ?? of tlieir reveuue ...