... in the acientifio world ; Mr. Holland was also the grandson of the favourite sister of the grest Lord Mecaolay—the eminent Whig statesmen—who bed done in his day much anyone, for the oenee of the people. Mr, Uollend wee the men whom they could heartily ...

... ity to the Church of England. She was Miss Susannah Annesley :of a gentle stock, and a Jacobite, whereas her husband was a Whig. Partly journalism, partly by writing epitaphs, nuptial odes, and the like, Mr. Samuel Wesley supported himself till lie got ...

... ratepayers is is with Vest plessure 1 sow cows forward se • esadidile for the Baud it sot a Wilmer la Anode changes, 1 eared help Whig that is ear Peer low is mewl at aid while we BM boot be Os it the Masa to de tete 111 is la the 7 the moo el Wlthavelsie I ...

... Literal aid in n turtling thy .elect in.. ? Do-it thou forget the 'struggle the Layton local Board. Wive. Whig and Tory worked sot fought, nod Whig SO grandly 1.4 Vt. Nest thou forget it, Tory friend ? I ono mon• ask cat thee tic. to. then, and pond, it ...

... po‘t oil Friday to • II Mt% M or. Ti. T. kW I. C. I ii. Sr. Houses, dm.. To Be Let or Sold and Wanted. AKIKIMer WWI A. 11111 whig savable pompom : wwwigar wilwoe. 'odrowo, wad lagrogy, thsw ‘e•aelitk accommeiti •• V. 64 1.11 _ AST *me. • oat 1.••••• ...

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... tranvirod nit the preceding meeting the public reprosentetive. for Mr. Davies he in lksonl flea the delegates purposed lir 'Whig forth known for his interest in the !attire of the ohs- ' out the ttadn onion nde of triet, and Mr. is su the wool erns'' ...

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... of his chronic lethargy. During the election campaign of 1880, a journalist once went to Devonshire House for the stalwart Whig's address. He was shown into a room, where, seated upon a high chair, he saw a big florid man, without his coat and vest, his ...

... ;daisconking Issistonso gives by another set: rvan four in family ; traps. £lB to £20.-5, F:orence Terrace, Usbridge Road, Whig. 7144 WANTED, int i e j =4 for elk pimp:nee—. smirking, in and out ; ail year round.—Day, Warmer lit Ealing. 7116 WANTED by ...

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... The late Duke belonged to the small knot of Whig Peers, who, since the Revolution, invariably taken the popular side in politics. The Gladstonian policy of separation, hap, however, thrown most of the Whigs into the ranks of the prevent Conservative ...