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... levee-room was born (rhe old Pretender) James, the son of James 11., Mary of Modena ; the baby having been, as was alleged by the Whigs of the period, conveyed in a warming-pan into the Queen's bed. The Court of St. James dates from the time William 111., for ...
... winning th mere presented Royalty. . Lsdies'Championship, has now gained fimr diara’lSJ^rkhe.trtexercised «fTn,” This a reourd whig I iJlrtvet the invitations her masked dan, ana pm™ r. , beaten, and Miss & ? ~t » »» u im-u. SSK who *?* , l Sht is mine yet ...
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... and sat as the Whig member for South Durham from 1841 to 1859, when he was elected for Hastings, which constituent), he represented till 18034. After his accession to the duchy be ceased to take much interest in politics. Origimily • Whig, he afterwards ...
... Mr. Thom, minister of the parish of Govan, was alike distinguished for his shrewd sense, his sarcastic wit, and his ultra -Whig principles. do days of national fasting, during the American war, Mr. Thom found fitting occasions fur the expedition of his ...
... Mayor remarked that the absence of Ald. Bulleid was rather inconvenient. This was caused by the meetings of the County Council Whig held on the same day as their Council meetings. Ile suggested whether the meetings of the Council might not be held on some ...
... Though personally he took little pert in the politics .4 Ins tone, he stood before the psolic as the head of tow of the great Whig houses which have figured so prominently in the history of our country. For many reasons the death of the howl of the Covendishes ...
... Birds. Taunton, Lord, M.P. for Taunton —Political subjects. Trencbard, J., M.P. for Taunton —Cato's Letter, on Armies, &c., Whig. Toulmin, Dr., Taunton—Original History of Taunton (1795). Tucfcwell, Rev., College School —Education, Natural History, &c ...
... upon the walls, beyond the posters announcing the evening meetings. The Tories, however, true their practice of stealing the Whig's clothes, have put out little bill cooly vi»ing the electors to Vote for Brymer and No School Pence,” taking no notice, of ...
... line between these parties ha* been frequently over passed in late years. Mr Dismel. notionally did so in order to dish the Whigs whenever deemed course of action nf>ot *“ y bribe the electorate into re-election Tory majority. The le«sons that .tatesman ...
... nobility, true empire, and true dignity (cheers). In concluding, the how member said : I ask you to look bac k to the put. Whig would Wellington and Neiman have said of a divided empire? Are all the battles of these and other heroes to be as nought ( ...
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