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... from that date Mr. Bright's vocation was determined. For a long time the League was regarded witb disapproval, by both the Whigs and Tories ; no names were bad enough to shower on the dangerous fanatics who were carrying the torch of discord through ...

... Idetepool Omni e. . Pall Mall thisette. South Wales I N ' &Its Then Neweartle Dinsbah. Cardin 3d. I. hat Itm•soner. Pnernmat BMW* Whig. • Leicester Past. Molt' Tan.. - .I.oe TTfIE LISTION-BLIOAN COMPA from a letter M r . J. C. lehl.. •Isc.d lercc • arca. Vr ...

... each; crabs, 6d. to 3s. each; crawfish, Bd. to 2s, each; dried haddocks, 2d. ?? each; fre*h herring*. Bd. to Bd. per dozen; whi-—g,2*. to 3a per dozen ; flounders. 2s. per dozen; smelt*. Is. Od. per basket; bloaters, la, to la, Od. per dozen; kippers, to ...

... the representatives of the Constituencies. The Tories . fee c ountry gentlemen, and the Liberals either helooged to the old Whig families, or were busisets tnen fmtu great towns and All these men had occupations .r pleasures to attend to away from London ...

... a joyous group, affixing her sign manual to tho marriage register with one of C. Brandauer and Co.'s Cinlttlasyninted Yam. Whig could ho pleasantly sugevause of • matrimonial mune, seeing that these Bottom pens so perfectly typify mac, ebepuee, and congest ...

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... support an Administration which repre- sents a far more important principle than anything which can possibly be at issue between Whigs and Conservatives. They have boldly appealed from the new Liberals to the old, and the country has declared that they have ...

... Association. The Earl of Lord who, ou rising, was again loudly cheered, said be hoped the time would be far distant when the Whigs would consent to be swamped by uus mitigated Toryisui, or permit themselves to be merged In what be would never admit to be ...

... derogatory, and there is the well-known story of Bettekton-, when acting in Addison's Cato, receiving fifty guineas from both the Whigs and the Tories as a reward for his noble vindication of liberty. In more recent times, the custom has taken a different, but ...

... character, tone, and intffeV What some people would call lh fcj parts of the curriculum have merni&ii been neglected. In dra whig, inneeileiii singing, and — we feel a particular saiiia in adding — in physical exercises, & pfi have had opportunities, in ...

... closer alliance. Already *7jM stantial identity of opinion ^^jH recognised, that the day is co-W^^H shadowed when Tories, Whigs. f°^|H Padieals will all be ?? m £V3m\\ National Party. So that, to MOB r^M ;. original point, the only quesrion *rjH outwarrd ...