... Legislative Chamber. The only b uative, therefore, for Peers who do not care at Using the Victoria Tower entrance, is to alight Whig} Hall and invade the ghostly solitude t Present pervades both that apartment and . al Hall, xy, though the incident which occurred ...

... county had been the peculiar preserve of the Whig party, and to contest it required magnificent fortune. But they would have William Wilberforce and no other. A sum of £18,000 was subscribed, and the Whigs eventually declining to tight, Wilberforce was ...

... HIGH ALSO PLYMOUTH WESTON-SUPER-MARE - TH&PUI' 4Xaa Bo ac I f J I - Ii I H G NORTON & Co 416 HIGH STREET WORKS— ROAD CYCH WHIG IfAGHUH BARGAINS BARGAINS ow UaaUaca MneaaftlaH 10 CALL FBICE8 Afwta 7 X Ofli MAGHDnsX Co a fnr UMoalha TOB & WILSON'S & WHITE'S ...

... defence too good ; the visitors now took play to dangerons quarters, and on one or two o oasions were near scoring, and when the whig le founded si e, pi y was in the home 25, when the visitors had won the narrow n arg n of 6 points tos. Teams—Chel ll : Gosling ...

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... credited with better motives even by his opponents England than by his supporters here,excepting the clergy, who look to the Whigs to support the clerical party which influenced the lost elections. The bishops and priests believe that they can hold the reins ...

... Carlton. trest. and known so No. r 2. fiv. ANN'S VILLAS.. sad coetai Bottum Hall. with Lobby, w.e., sad steps to lend s. DH whig Rona, Dialog neon, 4 capital Bad Some sad 2 Mira, Lariat and Oral in in Ilannest, bath Aria, with step and w.a., Darden in ...

... they had • man who was tried and true. (Hear, bear.) They also had such men as Mr Apperly, so they need not trouble about the Whigs who had left them. As Sir William Harcourt said, when the dummies were thrown out the balloon went up. (Laughter.) Their motto ...

... ton cave f Perhaps we shall yet live to see Viscount Hampden ooming hens to support Mr Brynnior Jones, and so teach his old Whig allies that a man can be opponentan of Home hole without swallowing all his Liberal convictions. Mr E. 3. 0. Morton seems to ...

... We have the most nol le utteran the wi till the last. Had we gi Mr. root nd branch denuncia i arile: th timorous at ns of Whigs lik Lore fart ton, M if and Sir Henry Tames Mr. signific: they are when read in le relation to some of the el pS HOW IT m bei ...

... with the Cookery Classes to be held in Stroud and the work of the pariah is presented in a condensed and readable form. The Whigs of Stroud (especially Sir W. H. Marling) will be pleased to know that Viscount Hampden is taking an active part in the proceedings ...

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