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... ia his Lives of the Chancellors. In July, 1757, William Roeeve and-three other leading merchants, on behalf of the Union (Whig) Club, invited the Doke of Newcastle to the anni. ?? th~eociety atMerchants' Hal. MIrReeve built a lage mansion at Arn's Vale ...
... Alk eite ?? £t0-00 t littre' IN F B RE 1 A M P LE S8. tide *the you n13lTtd~59 eie osn OI'ame a,, Wild OI ZOJfl tQ H. Smue, whig o will be opleasod Poen bind 'YOU~ In rotat one0 Of ?? Wondrflul AuSxUn' anr gO14D 1 LONG GUARDS&' fotte ABS`OLUT9!TY AND ...
... probably nothing in the constituency to keep alive' a healthy Radical spirit, and the division I N Yas piactically dominated by Whig and Tory N families. In such a constituency the existing uncertainty with regard to Ireland must have N been a great drawback ...
... depend on individuals, but upon the bringing of separate communities into touch and harmony one with another. The Northern Whig (Belfast) ?? Iri,h Catholic bishops and clergy cana scacely express confidence in Mr ParnelL They at lesbs connot in their ...
... g_4ttpr better ai. I hare.h s onata as~tel general ~ansgenent of the Tmbe. It-was I bijotpputapvew*tutran~a t r ?? ?? ?? of ?? Whig. My MrtIdsavm4 wokingsnete.1 ow whereas JaeJepnsered ;ut I knovro -nto ?? g ?? bev taken to examinethe men A to h IThIr I ...
... R-thODrO' v'attahtasl 0 554 OhuotVVlon. ossden Sandfit 'onk. ?? Sit tsod )?Iid.il sn7 ?? I ui'-'01 Thett .(o!owylaSIT h) W Whig), tf itS I ?? thxo LeasgueB sahrch Wftrbi $qt ,i§etrgtur ucra :wJtl~gl~-IL Plentit and ?? A ones and R. UIandr (oefatrt), ...
... £10, Long Asbton £10, Port. In bury X7 10., Pcrtslhesd £10, Winford £6 Yatton 45, end Flex BovrLron (nursing elasses) £10, Whig was egreed to, and the excess to bk drawn upon the a sclholarrhip fund. A rerort of the past yer's wak I was read, showing ...
... Felix Farley's Journal of Novem- n ? 3 ber 5, 1785, asked, if Strafford was punisahed what 'a punishment ought to fall on a Whig C- in exercising a le despotism nuder the pretence of prescription ? 1; The miserable condition of most of the unhappy people ...
... foreign policy arises. I remember Lord Dufferin having said to me one day, I When we have to deal with India there are no longer Whigs and Tories, but only Englishmen.' And, as regards ourselves, when these African questions are being dealt with there should ...
... weddingh cemouple be ag -Mrd Gt W.Wat, o nlyc, bu rason beofa thr ?? ovattlofing ?? and Mini0e WErie Ann %G~ ful ecorteldesith whig~ter fow tr, H.ns .1.dRoulater of Tihe sride wouse Dundrl-hhymn.1 The ?? thatn lrat in aniory sikdress ?? lace, Cand A wor ...
... 'with the '!Chronicle. and his paper was throughout oi the remainder of the century the organ of the corporation n and of the Whig party, The BEsraoL Mlcur3 , a new a and inpartial weekly psper, was started on the -st March, a 1790. by Messrs Bulgin and ...
... ilagge and lts. IF.inn ya n in ad' 47 r~as, Scare -Bi Coag ni c,7 I,.thten o 09 B 0 v 95 'V0 . 11er I z DEIIBY3TLII1E v. N~OT19. Whig xi~to2b, which Co~meaftoo ab DeryOa iaw Iisbfn WEIR bat he tinift of 'William ol 011111Al ?? citidkt '*it ?? Mnuidh WII Rvrwfnf~b ...