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... THE QUEEN’S INCOME. Her Majesty’s Civil List was settled the recommendation of the Whig Cabinet of Lord Melbourne (after a report by a Select Committee of the House of Commons) £385,000. As Duchess of Lancaster she draws in addition income of about £45 ...
... maiming in the lister isle—if it is not wore, and lam not sure hot it la The Times, however, appeals solely one class, tbe Whigs, who are in the tame position with regard to pawer as their organ—sadly on the wane.—l am, Ac., Troth. Kirkcaldy. 27th April ...
... uncle Ernest, Duke of Cumberland. TUB QUERN'S lIICOMIL - --- Her Majesty's Civil List was settled on the recommendation of the Whig Cabinet I Lord Mel. bone' a (after a report by a Select Committee of the House of Commons) at £385,000. As Duchess of Lancaster ...
... give up Ireland, or to announce that laws are only to be obeyed by those who approve them. There have always been seats for Whigs, and there will also be seats for Liberals who hold the Kingdom to be one and indivisible, and who maintain that, while obedience ...
... - drama's amid Ink Ines wet 5 s Me dl Trade, dew, Were he addle adhesion to UMW Peety, to toopd a whisk WI We year, he was Whig medusas. Mbar than ow a Wis. bead. : I ordeal ems =Wass al he In Mr Lewis Mewls gives • white is m ill i n t h e 4 ea lb* ...
... years later) may delight Macaulay's nephew. The mild political methodology of platform No. 14 may fascinate the heir at once of Whig Principles and Philosophic Radicalism. The close society of the Parnellite party of action may please the ex-Irish Secretary ...
... bad Mr on ties oss side, and opposing him was a combination of what in 1885 were considered to be the revolutionary mid the Whig sections of party. Of laugh.) A or 11l OL•DSTONII. Well, people complained that Mr Glidden. I. his athbon'esd bad said nothing ...
... man one must be not a thinker but a follower. In the earlier portion of the book, we would see Mr Preston Bruce figuring as a Whig, and by doing so amply satisfying the men before whom he was so figuring. From this beginning we would be able to trace the ...
... upon CULLED FROM THE MONTIILy The clergy, as a body, are not good at speaking have a strong heart, a sweet temper, an vete Whig ; , Macmillan & Co. of the pate are somewhat novel, and hardly MAGAZINES. love far as Lord Hartineten, who u; This is a beautiful ...
... ses be @teased fur a in.Filisolore, renege he has seen . and heard many coining to the front es au original inventor, -- LET WHIG AND TORY A' AORSE. past few weeks thews that but for the hospital a s egeses, friends at St Andrews ; screen, the there would ...