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... Sir Chamberlain, and Ins reason fur wantinz it haaat leaet aiinphrity. He ia a leaf wsi bout lollowers. an d R a dk a h i , Whigs and Conarreativi, r e ion it.. 11 agree iu agree in t.i fol;ow Chamberlain. Morgue, exading are utinfactory. and Li• I,llfl ...
... Toilet H«i«p. Of Chemists, Ac. The Growing Ascendancy Conservatism.—Tn the 25 years which followed the Reform Bill of 1831, the Whigs were in ilower for 19 years and the Tories for six years. Twenty-five years have now elapbwl since the death of Lord Palmerston ...
... that. OKI-Estab iilietl Baelnees, which been succeesfnlly carrieil on for the Cst year?, ia for Hale from WmrsifNDAV. 18E)1, ©whig t!ie retirement Mr (Taigen. The Bakery has a turnover Sacks weekly, anrt large trade is also done in Drapery and (Jooda. There ...
... Lei* was r .ended Were. LEL Water' LAW • OWL He*, pew *of, wd, in • Won Weak, Li L ll* -KW Pep Ito., one of the eeniot ' oi Whig of law Mn Smith, Royal Hotel, M. o n I dinner thereon If on reteday. OLareo.o-A Wad pen by tin ride ea* Pttleur on ratios* ...
... ('Colorired ; Feather Trimming, in Black and all Colours; Long Feathers, Tips, arnd Mounts-all at shbout fla~l-Price. Birds' Whigs (Black and Coloured), will he celareri out regardless of cost. Special Line of Swallowss, iii Black aud Colours, at 5i4, bid ...
... ib Greaten el row of rota *err rho of t. 101. V for horn Ur.** Os. wt Niro - bear arts Wert s. tretthet We sir leadleg. 'Ms Whig the here frost 'Melt Kemp etas debased tie Fide,. Seethed to it, eat A wet Sloss bp the eased ester re wedis beams tree trees ...
... democratic Constitution under which we now live. and the chief corner-atone of which was delibenttely put in when, to dish the Whigs, Lord Beaconsfield, as Tory Premier. had eumeeded in educating his party up to. I the point of granting houenlnild suffrage ...
... pot lot on 0n1e. to the i r.tent l alto. awl Aud road of COiDue. P. wurk is arail•ble .v, tart of I terns gave e. toil,', whig«. Two haring In, ttyue atty. After too roastainy, Sir Arthur z leant. and alt. -r Mr sith ',who 'madded. a short lirtnry of ...
... section—they have given up the idea of peasant proprietary and land purchase; and, in order conciliatc another section—the Whigs and the Lords— in the late Cabinet—they refused to entertain, and will conftnue to refuse to entertain, a proposal of reducing ...
... reference should made to their j order to conciliate another views this point, and that matters should remain section. the Whigs and the Lords, perfectly private and confidential. I represented to i n their late Cabinet, they refused to enteitain, ana ...
... Radical section—they have given the idea peasant proprietary and land purchase; and, in order conciliate another section—the Whigs and the Lords in the late Caiiinet—they refused entertain, and will continue to refuse entertain, a proposal of reducing the ...
... 18W, and to the dukedom in 1885, on the death of hie brother. the Duke of Somerset. who wax First Lord of Admiralty in the Whig Dovernment—that of 185946, beided toe, eewively by Lord Palmerston and ltirl Dwelt /laving never been married, he in in torn ...