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... D. Ld ie.v 0: XL J. F. Iththea Mr. H. Hoary Whigs Address Milton X. Dalton, P. Mews. John Coward and Robert Mr. X. Joy Revs. W. Gregor and 5. Mats, lbws. J. P. Mar end W. Williams , Mr. J. (hinter Maths. J. Wrathall, J. J. Wilkinem, and O. H. Money Mr ...
... weather after leaving the Cape, gave rise to a report that she had been lost with all on board, and brought a succession of Whig politicians into the City to enquire at Lloyd's about the safety of her precious freight. But it was in the character of a ...
... Injured by abruptly quitting a Government that seemed likely to be in power for the next quarter of a centuey ; a zealous Whig, who shrank from the very appearance of disaffection to his party; a man of sense, with no ambition to be called Quixotic; ...
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... Seeing that they were the outcome of the Temperance movement would they be true to it, or would they still be content to remain Whigs, Tories, and Home Ruler.? On the council proceeding to discuss the rules it was unanimously decided that the Association be ...
... The Voyage to India. From the moment that a deputation of Falmouth Whigs. headed by their Mayor, came on board to wish Macaulay his health in India and a happy return to England, nothing occurred that broke the monotony of an easy and rapid voyage. The ...
... fine talents, which no one had denied him, were being hopelessly thrown away—that what he had to say was extravagant nonsense Whigs, Tories, and Radicals were for once agreed. He was, in real truth, a Bohemian, whose hand was against every man, and every ...
... talent and celebrity. In 1831 the exclusiveness of birth was passing away, and the exclusiveness of fashion had not set in. The Whig party, during its long period of depression, had been drawn together by the bonds of common hopes, and endeavours, and dis ...
... TRAFFIC. Replying to a letter by Mr. Goldwin Smith adverse to Womsn's Suffrage, Miss Isabella M. Todd writes in the Northern Whig :— Perhaps you will allow me to answer one or two assertions, lest someone new to the subject should adopt them He says one ...
... of the early battalions, our country, by this time, might have been little better than a pandemonium. The Beer Bill of the Whigs half a century ago, and the supplement which Mr. Gladstone gave to it in his Wine and Grocer's Licences measure, increased ...
... from 1790 onwards, our country had, with a short interval, been governed on declared reactionary principles. We in whose days Whigs and Tories ha ve often exchaned office, and still more often interchanged policies, find it difficult to imagine what must ...
... now? Perhaps he is too weary, needs rest, He needed it too often, nor could we Bestow. God gay° it, knowing bow do so best; Whig's of us woulddisturb him? Let him be. There is no vacant chair. If he will take The mood to listen mutely, be it done; For ...