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... very generally reported that the late Lord Falmouth was a Consevative, but, this is an error. His lord. ship lived and died a Whig. He was a life-long friend of Mr. Gladstone, and although he thoroughly dissented from the right hon. gentleman's Irish policy ...
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... Bennett, etc. WEST Curt' Harm..—The Right Hon. J. A Mundell* and Mrs Mundella, Miss Mundella, Miss M. Mundella, His Honour Judge Whig. ham and Mrs Whigbam, Miss Whigham, Lady Henry Gordon Lennox, Miss Paget, Mr Fitzßoy Paget, Major-General W. H. Beynon, Mrs ...
... plaintiff whilst knurls,. lie commenced an action against her for elands, audit WU Calrd on for trial at Lewes in August 1887, Whig the case which came before Kr Justice Grove previous to his retirement from the bench. This proceeding was ended by the plaintiff ...
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... amendment that Allen be granted a pension of ill per annum for • period of three rears only. Mr. J. Hill seconded the amendment. On Whig eabiwtted to the meeting Mr. Fox's motion for • (pension of (13 • year for life was carried, seven members voting for it and ...
... adjournments take place, and costs be afterwards demanded of me? • In the noun, defendant was permitted to leave the court, Whig warned that if be did not appear at the date named be would have to bear the cons& quesces. • ...
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