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... ell quent he ever made, Mr. Gladstone aeolAred that time we. on his aide. It was indeed. For although that Bill perished by a Whig secession—the secession immortalised by Jahn Bright es the Cave of Adullam—twelve months had hardly elapsed when • Tory Government ...
... Devonshire were subjected to merciless and well-deserved criticism. Tbe Duke wsschsraoterized the mao who destroyed tbe old Whig party, while Mr Chamberlain, the ancient advocate of Local Option, received and deserved,, castigation for his wobbling. Speaking ...
... Eibe sigueleill far • tugheet, so bad thelt craft mare eat, and • was Vl r at the time. her shertmed sail she • to ham bin Whig wi s h the gale in the all night. iffis• the East Pier threw out her betting not bold, and the elms the free el the %Mad petite ...
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... Matthews (Midsomer Norton), E. Robson (Wellington), and F. Brainwell (Frame)* half-backs; T. Barber (Midsomer Norton), light whig, F. Macmahon (Wells), right cehtre ; H. Ellicott (Wells), centre ; E. D. Compton (Wells), left centre, and W. (Radstoek), left ...
... and Waite ifteld. containing 3a. and 2,}26. respectively, late la the ocanpation of Mr J. b. BROCK, deceased, situate at Whig, Glaetwabsey.—apply at the Warm Office. ...
... 4's. After King. Stephen's dismisnal, with 61 to bis credit, the aide fared badly against the bowling of Davy sal Martin, all Whig out for 166. Martin captured five wickets for 18, Davy four for 45. Scores : illtAolll.l.ll Couto,. R. C. stßrathy b Stanger ...
... which some departments has done singularly good work, while others it has not bettered the record of older and unsuccessful Whig-Liberal Administrations, approaching General Election, with some signs of interior di and without a clear view of the order ...
... J. let 1. * Besl, soltaters.Bastort for the ishesr.—Debter v alrained at MO lay the in the of whirl be end that be nos sew Whig at tarmorra Inter. He had the. ft the pest forteleht, ide sem supplying him with reroary funds. He - said lie stock to Hr. ...
... Lord Kimberley. But the Secretary for Foreign Affairs is looked upon as a rather humdrum politician, who with a few other Whigs remain to give the Gladstonian party a tone. Lord Kimberley, at all events, has shown a ready adaptation to the circumstances ...
... Missionary Society WM hell in the chapel. The Rev. J. fdenzies presided, mail reneiveil , the support of the Rev.. K J. Dukes, of Whig! water (formerly a missionary in China), J. Urea, of Dorcheeter, Giblett, of Morrointm. , lake, G. Robertson, of Droadwisser ...
... 1 1 .1 =d • Wag to • vary yinmat EXETER. • Boy W•d•flida eight • boy, aandLoariogorassineilosnlislins, sadulthough we mobs Whig sold be bead al On gansts lawid *OO *O. eon was &Way another - boy. named Brewer, on the Haves hanks when they both rolled ...