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... several of the largest manufactories are working many hundred hands short owing to the ravages of this scourge. The Northern Whig observes :—Many households— whole families, husbands, wives, children, and servantsare helplessly confined to their beds. ...
... Cambridge in 1862. He was chairman of the Loyal and Patiiotic Union, and patron of 4-5 livings. In politics he was a consistent Whig, and acted loyally with his party, far mingled in political wa> fare all. For the last few years, indeed, he has been little ...
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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 ...
... 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 ...
... Royal blood, and Chancellor for I thirty years of the University of Cambridge, of which seat learning be was iho last purely Whig] member. It was to tho unrofonued House of Commons, and in the year Catholic emancipation was enacted, and Peel rejected by ...
... the proceedings of the session, I/,)rd John Russell being Prime Minister. The speech was marvel of tact and cleverness. The Whig Chancellor Exchequer had been nnsuecessfal with his Budget, of which Mr Disraeli made the most. A note this speech says that ...
... old bedchamber the levee-room bom (the old Pretender) James son of II Mary Modena tbe baby having been as was alleged by the Whigs of the period conveyed in warming-pan into bed The Court of St James’s dates from the time of William III for it till the burning ...
... interments in alone avenged upwards of 105 per several of largest are working hundred oaring to ravages of soonrge Northern Whig observes :— households— families wives ohildren and helplessly confined to their Sad Death of Girl In Bristol Early on maruing ...
... Prince Albert Chancellor of Umvertity of in 1862 He chairman of the Loyal Patriotic Union patron of 45 livings In politics he Whig and acted loyally with his party far mingled in political watfare all For the last few indeed he been little more name tbe ...