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... well-meaning labour delegate who is Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Trade, is made up very much in the san# way as any tlie Whig Administrations of the early part of the century. The lord of Althorp, the head of the house of Ripon, tlie Earl of Kimberley ...

... no more transmitted the measles Dr in ooncluFion not thing of of preventative medicine are continued Mr Brooks who this the Whigs A poem “A Hart February of Illustrated Modern Art Literature (London : 68 makes appearance with ite of and other engravings ...

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... Duke of Norfolk was removed from the Lord Lieutenancy of the West Riding for giving the toast of The Majesty of the People a Whig Club in Loudon, whilst Earl Fitzwilliam, to whom the post was given, was himself removed in 1819 for attending a county meeting ...

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... to Grant, who almost got his shot in, Sheldon bringing off fine save. Hyman, who Oav* ko End of Trouble, again rah down tbc whig, but Seymour stopped him. Elticott obtained, and made tracks for Bartlett. Ue was, however, fouled, and a free Was given Somerset ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG/ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1/ 1895.. linmont, and tho time Parliament could bo much more oecfully devoted to the of euch matters than to a great many •objects which were now engaging attention.” Everyone present here can endorse the opinion of ...

... of England ; it was only very partially true when, alike in England and in Wales, the Established Church groaned under the Whig supremacy of the early Hanoverian time ; it is not so to-day, when candid Nonconformists are ready to admit the solid progress ...

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... THE' NORTHERN' WHIG, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1895. . THE LAND COMMISSION. IRS IN BELFAST. Sc b-Commission No. 1, consisting Messrs. W. F. BalUo, B.L. (chairman), 8. Byers, and F. O’Callaghan, eat again in the Record Court of (be County Courthouse, Crumtin ...