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... SATURDAY, STRIVE a Nor a few of the ré of its i:uuediately adj the appalling cry whig 8 thousand mnewsboys some thirty summers a of the steamboat Henry ( and the destruction of nef #ln the broad light of day, tators on the shore, whid of men and the screams ...
... significant, and of great interest this moment :— ‘I cannot think I was mistaken in giving way to Mr. Gladstone as Leader of the Whig-Radical Party of England. During Lord Palmerston’s Ministry I had every reason to admire the boldness of the judgment with ...
... \Without becoming a Conser. vative he cannot hope for elction by another constituency ; and yet he is not a Conserva| tive, but a Whig follower of Lord Hartington, - After his epeech at Northampton, he will be still moro unaccoptablo by the Bury voters ; and ...
... year will be effected. Liste of all’ the papers printed will be eirculated members, who will ** tick ofi” the titles of those whi:g they require o have seat for them. In cases of urgency, the Minister at whose instance the publication is made may order that ...
... indignities to which innocent and honourable men had been subjected by the wretches ”in the pay of the Government. “The leading Whigs, without great judgment, demanded nmfi;y'. Then the Tories began to flinch. They well that an inquiry mummum ‘their case, and ...
... energy of the great Reformer was, in the earlier part of his caroer at any rate, employed in denouncing Whig shortcomings and in urging the Whig party to an accelerated pace on the path of progres and to the adoption of a policy in real conformity with ...
... Palmerstonian Liberals, Sir John Potter and Mr, James Aspinall Turner, who not only received all the Conservative votes, but the Whig vote also. The result of this coalition was that Mgr Bright and Mr. | Gibson were defeated. Mr. Bright was at Nice, and he ...
... England was a far more important place than Ireland, and certainly wanted attending to first. With his lordship, names such as Whig and Liberal, Tory and Conpservative, or any other political names, melted away. He only looked at a party for what it had done ...
... Frinay, April the 26th, consisting of 5 alread t Calving Cows ms eifer Calves, 5 Yearling ullock Calves, 5 Yow h Ewes, some of whi:g f Sale. 2. Sale to commence ab nt made known at the AY, May 6th, the Dairy and part of the House(810 NNOUNCEMENT, PHENSON from ...
... constituency until the most able, ivfluential, and highly-esteemed towns- regretted retirement of his lordship in 1885, men, & Whig in politics, a liberal churchman, a fluent | 7 1876 General Grant, ex-President of the United and energetic fipea'krr. Possessing ...
... Heifer Calves, 5 Yearling | Bullocks, 6 Heifer Stirks, 4 Bullock Calves, 5 You | Calves, 1 fid Bull ;20 Scotch Ewes, some of whi:g | will have lambed at the time of Sale. | Luncheon on the Table at 12, Sale to commence at |g:le o'clock. Time for payment ...
... contempt (applause). Mr. Wurrseean, M.P., was received with lusty cheering. The oft-repeated game of the Tories stealing the Whigs' clothes while they were bathing had been played in the County Government Bill, but with them, as in many other similar ceses ...