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... reform epoch. They have done the happy deepatch more than once. The Corn Laws went down before the steady doctrinairism of the Whig Lords. They were orthodox Free Traders, and swept away the stubborn resistance of the old country party, who loved to pose ...
... leading in'o tbe msle, female and lyiaji-in- wards- This block bas a separate witb the various corridors. On the north side whig there are two wards for 16 beds in each for the female inmates having, sepsr**e entrance and staircase with batb room, ko. ...
... asirper the low footsteps. Thqlmo nom ebne at head. inomont mere sbe would have cried aloud, elm eiond reached bar ear. ' Whig It wee a Immo miss. The ant messeet the sound of Ire-arar 'e.g t the forest and then pitched alle with - Wad to his heart ...
... prejudiced Unionism of the Marquess, but, historical student well as c iretul observer, has believed that he best reverencing the Whig traditions of his family by proclaiming anew the Home Rule faith of Fox and Sheridan. At this time Lord Edmond is one of the ...
... moments to the following faots | about railway rates, from a letter which appeared a | short time sinoe in the Times, and whi:g he had every reason to believe were correct:—Meat, from Amerioa to London, 15s. per ton less than from, eay, Stafford or Norfolk ...
... 40.-02IIVIS ROAD. Margel6—Mies *Miss Whig ) Mr sad tbmals. •Sirs and Mt. !Anymore, °Han %Icier A ()aglow Barsledon—Mr sod Mn Ramparm: and family Amis.= Hour—Ray Gnat:ma Wiff lin Wad 3.lsley— • Mr• and Miss Mettlans Raglan Overstate. Cavaco—Ray I Vllise-1 ...
... time fifty years of age, and had been, as private secretary to Lord Rockingham, one of the main supports of that nobleman's Whig Ministry. In 1774 he was returnef by his chief's interest as M.P. for the pocket borough of Malton in Yorkebire. A deputa- ...
... years ago there was something like balance parties in | the House of Peers. Nearly half that august body called themselyes Whigs.” At the present moment only live per cent, of the Peers are in sympathy with Liberalism. And this is the more remarkable, ...
... Bournemouth, residing at Melrose, Crams Road, aka suddenly is the pores of Si. Miehael's Claret arty on Sunda moreing. BM W bees Whig for some time past. and had been = attended. y, however, she slightly better tbs. usual, and Sunday morning left her resideses ...
... lb recommend on et the et the &nth lb mint Fends nib ea Thelple aid of I Penman has a jaw, • look et and li =ing of iM et • Whig. A dew carieMewin ii is mid, took admirer et the sad dam. to powtray him Amine= the II& is gradually late are, int estimate ...
... has reduced is weight ia eoty-two days, 16 kilos— 34 1b, Another writes— “80 far (six weeks from the com- mercoment of foll whig your tem) have lost full two stone in weight.” The next (a tady) writes— “Tain jast bi the elze. y cane. Thave 81b, ‘Atonrih— ...
... the principles which this crest cstaelysni brought forth. He wished, he said, to bo a reformer without **coining to himself Whig principles from a French die, unknown to the impress of our fathers in the Conntitution. No man lees deser►ed to be called ...