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... which the Duke of ellington did for his, and was known in oonse%;xenu as the * Nestor of the Whigs,” Lansdowne ouse was the pnno;t:ln:oenl rendezvous of the Whigs. The great of Lansdowne House is ite gardens, It is understood that Lady Lansdowne intends ...
... gmt’lpufiel of the State were divided into the ranks of Tories and Whigs, and when on the flank of the Whigs there waas growing up that Radical strength which event. ually burst up the Whig camp itself and assamed the position of a political party upon that ...
... Yours faithfully. DUNCAN WINCARNIQ mold by Drugyirts, Wins Merchants. and Patent Med loses Vendors. Ask for Colensn'e or I..whig's Extract f Nest and Walt Wine, sow that the word Wincer o nis is on the shoulder of the bottle. Bold Bottles, babel. and ...
... Gladstone Reform Bill. TLord Derby's stopgop Administration succeeded, if mot in * stemming the tide of Dem in “dishing the Whigs.” The Derby-Disraeli Eoform Bill of I&W, it is true, cost the Government the mson of Lord Cranborne, Lord Carnarvon, and General ...
... Bruce, afterwards third Earl of A ileabury, took a keen part in the politics of the time on the Tory side. At the head of the Whig interest in the district was his kinsman, the Dnke of Somerset; and both sides exerted themselves with extraordinary vigour ...
... marquisate of Westminster in 1869. He was ecucated at Eton and Oxford, and sat in the House of Commons from 1847 to 1868. He was a Whig in litics, and was raised to the rank of duke byslr. B°hdnou in 1874, but joined the Unionists when his leader took up the ...
... Ulle•L writ. ten, prior to the accid,,t, on the apace provklee below, which la the essence of this contract. Tina Insurance Whig good fur the current veers Issue only ; Is linoted to one Coupon for each holder, and carrion Lire benefits of, and Is to the ...
... after using profane and insulting language, which he repeated a eecond time, said, *' If I were younger I'd give you & horu-whig)ping. The evidence was confirmed by Thomas Perry and Joseph Heatb, who were working on the roads. Mr. Keable, on being cr ...
... replica of the one that was stolen —in 36 hours. It was said the burglars were in the employ of the Whigs. A dissolution was imminent at the time, and as the Whigs desired to avert it, they were charged with stealing the Great Seal, without which the Sovereign ...
... teetotaller. In politico he was • Liberal. tint of a somewhat onooramon type, his principles being as much ~ppoeed to Ones of the Whig peers an to thorn of the Tory party. With Mr. I.efevre he represented the Borough of in Parliament from IeIS to hot electing ...
... The Club members met as usual at the 'cho:Loou in the morning, and after parading the village marched to the Vicarage, from whi:g the Vicar, the Rov. E. M. Salmon, and the Rev. W. A. ?;y.mh v ¥l.onl'.:l Burbulo. le4 the procession to the urch. e latter ...
... Mr. E. L. boott song, Angus Macdonald, Mrs. Hughes; song, The gipey Prince, Mr. New; 'cello solo, Remembrance by Whig ebonite. Rev. T. J. Soott ; vocal trio, T Naviganti, Mr.. Hughes, . Scottand Hughes ; song, The girls of Seville, Miss ...