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... bearing by removing Lord Hartington to the Upper House. The Duke of Bedford the head of another great Whig family, and' Lord Portsmouth, also an old Whig and loyal Unionist, have passed away ; as well as the Duke of Somerset; Lord Lytton, Indian viceroy; ...
... propos of Lord Rosebery's biograph, of Pitt, gives some account of the revolt 0 f 'oung Edinburgh against the rule of the Whigs, also some unpublished letters from Lady . Beaoonsfield and Lord Stanhope. Mr. F. J. q ) owest's Estimate of Mozart gives ...
... • LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES- BROADHEAD GRAND HOTEL Toimpious N.. „ . CARRIAGE MANAGER'S ORRICE- BROADUZAD Telephone No. 332. Whigs all Communication& should Add/owed. CLARKE'S FOR BOOTS, 27, HIUH STRAIT, BRI9TOL. ONZ Of TEL LARGZSTwrocHe IN THE WEST• 'ENGLAND ...
... scientific man); Mr. W. H. Smith, most amiable of men, and very suocess- ful Leader of very difficult House of Commons ; the Whig Dukes of Devonshire, Somerset, and Bedford ; the three Deans, Elliot (who ought never to have been a priest), Plumtre (who ...
... woe. to reeure your patron ,Kv And ki7.(l IteoromendsOon. A• our goods are t!irert the bee , ma .„,f acturen tie rosy rely oe Whig suited /Style, Quality. Value te of goods. SLIPPERS & INFANTS GOODS IN ALL COLORS AND VARIETIES PAETTY, CUM. GOOD. Special ...
... the .Clm Monday list, sod they won Cl altos amp [oaks ot hatorday's - - Dsess.—Jsmie Prim, a bottle washer, was shawl with Whig drool' sad diasedorly.—lt 1 I mos is Or .1 d. is an medition. was bad Isaguage, mad was isseiss about a raes's os.—Tbe magistrate ...
... awl the Ow. O. W. is the Celia* Preemeeme piste ell yeti*. The owed km went Ns* dementted, breibiese IlessSst i lt eatreately Whig.. Them the slog be,Ph Mr winch Mkakalie sieved ealer the N Cab. She Iliatits. ...
... Protestants. Mr, Cisa rlain bas 30 broken with the best traditions c Liber mp © creed in respect of religious equality (sac 4 ae Whig and to the that it ts to» ! prised at his reviva! of the west evil of Py bigotry snd Orange ascendency.—Your~ 1 ROOUBT,” ...
... the Liberal creel in of religious equality Ite is altered, In telling of David's sin in numbering the (sxcred alike to the Whig and to the Radical), that 1t is too people, the whole faule is laid apon the le. “When late to be surprised at bis revival ...
... Chamberlain has so long broken with the best traditions of the Liberal creed respectot religious equality (sacred to both the Whig and tathe Radical), tha«. it too late to be aurprissd nis revival of the moat evil paaaiuna of Tory bigotry and Orange aacenaency ...
... Chamberlain has eo long broken with the best traditions of the Liberal creed to respect of religious equality (sacred to both the Whig and ti the Radical) that it b t*> late tj bb revival of the moat evil passions Tory bigotry end Orangeaeceodeoev.—Tours faith- ...
... but Mr. Chamberiain has long broken with the best traditions the Liberal creed in respect of religious equality! both the Whig and to the Radical—thac it I is too late surprised at his revival the most 1 evil passions sf Tory bigotry and Orange ascendancy ...