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... be entertained. The Independent (the organ of the Pamellites) pays A fresh element of disturbance in the camp of the Irish Whig partv is the nunoured acceptance Mr. Sexton of the Resident Commissionership the National Board of Education, about to rendered ...

... became a f:doet rout—a ;bt;or d?ntt.le away. The following a summary of the day’s proceedings. 1. After a’ long debate, in whig Mr. Balfour wapported the Lo!gn, the ‘‘ amendment ’ slroviding n alleged “churr ** mode of obtaining allotments a 8 nfi:find ...

... the disposal of the Prizes and tropuies which were won before 1889, when I was s member. Please note the toue of his letter, whig reads :—** 1 don’t quite see what your COrTesponent has to do with tue above club, for I Lave looked through the books and ...

... opportunities for distinction which were abundantly afforded hint during the Stormy Session of 1846 ? The chances are that the Whigs would quickly have lieen expelled from office, that Sir Robert Peel would have come in again after the Corn Laws had l»een ...

... unity existing between the various Bible Classes and attribnted a great deal of the success of the Mission to that cans*. Mr. Whig let, in responding, said this was the moat difficult meeting he ever attended Barnard’s Cross; was altogether undeserving of ...

... 305 votes to 236, and instantly resigned. This resignation was followed by this formation of a Coalition Cabinet between the Whigs, Perth., and Radicals. Mr. Gladstone received the post of Chancellor of the ES. chequer, sad began his career in his new office ...

... Lord Lovelace, who died on Friday in his 89th year, was at one time a very tealous supporter of -the more advanced wing of the Whig party, and his father, Lord King, was one of the first Peers who professed Radical opinions. Lord received an Earldom from ...

... The Club members met as usual at the 'cho:Loou in the morning, and after parading the village marched to the Vicarage, from whi:g the Vicar, the Rov. E. M. Salmon, and the Rev. W. A. ?;y.mh v ¥l.onl'.:l Burbulo. le4 the procession to the urch. e latter ...

... azise kourts at Vize many years ago, wen th.o‘fr Tom had to go up for doan wat'a didn | ought too, and thay had on gowns and whigs to kip thair hair on, and sho wur gwain to axe her owld man to put up for the brumam cownsills, cause she thowt if 4 got in ...

... covering the ears, soli sess &COM the epsilon of the ear with • pleas at nem west et whisk es be eat ea the water. For nett Whig need*. eM who like to the tarti a at BritOh Medical Jeered. ...

... Inssmi woo bill on Ilasuing neoeskei at Siam Arm. helero Xr. Ihediesk. far posed to lbe lees sal to suldedy WIZ op _ sod waft it Whig. sow Mimi or to Sconsed. b• tame sena. oast do free bed SIM be sash we iw • bet MUM& lykg seder the smegisg the work, sad it ...