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... Mostly, of whom the lata Speaker waa the I fldMts In 1817 be married Laura, youngest daughter Mr. 8. Whitobread, the eminent whig statesman, Lady Elisabeth, tha sister of Charles, lari Grey, tha future Premier. He thus became aonneoted with two laflnantial ...
... to • r'v come forward stood before them as independent is ...
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... of Clare College, Cambudge, and Ely Theological College, SundaDeacon by the Lord Bishop of Ely , on y, December 23rd. Mr ()Whig wan arp dieted by the Bishop to read the Gospel. WORKMEN AND THE CHARITIES.—The workmen at North Street Brewery have forwarded ...
... ! The trio• was very stern, and noir:4 • bean covered with mares of soft, brown hats was raised from • volume of music. 0 Whig Is It? Are you ill, Itichie ? Mollie asked, anxiously, noticing the elouded brow. Yee; W esougb—sick .t heart, be neaten ...
... Ppro’pa:ous. Hus early marcied life [0 maseio?, in 1817, Euma Liurs, youagest davgoter of Me. Samucl Whitbread, the esitect Whig stiteeman] was saddeu=d by th+ deatli of two sose, out off in their tufaccy, aai bis recece honoura were overshadowed, fu 1837 ...
... down TO the deck, for the time, but more hopeful. He was sure now that Gertie was in London, and her accomplies aim, sad, that Whig saes, be would go to ugh sem al corteinty then he bad hitherto felt Blest lbe pier at which be had seen them was an to start ...
... n for his feelinv. I would ask you to that you will no douot be more fortunate next time. (From WIL)IILV tries to live up Whig name. ham the Will to take the Helm. AT Bow•vtreet a lad named flotchinwin waa sent t..) a reformatory for otealing a tallow ...
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