... Ebrington. and he at that time held the office Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Lady Fortescue survived her husband (who was prominent Whig leader between 1820 and 1861) for thirty-five years. ...

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... Rafts umminiess breathed his last, but his aid me quite l and without Led MOW Mr. S se L h it Millais, and other of family Whig present to the room. Sir John Millais. was 67 yaws al sea, was elected ef the Royal Academy deertly after the death of lend ...

... he trusted all present would meet anniversary. Mr. Snow presented the statement of 4**'., was of a very satisfactory nature, whig , stantial sum hand had increased during. , Mr. Warren submitted the report, whip* ing is abstract: —The Committee of and Widcombe ...

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... Drury Lane Theatre, rebuilt under 1812 (George III.). —Sir Arthur Wellcsley was invested 1710 (Anne). —On the overthrow of the Whig Ministry, Lord Cowper, who was Lord Chancellor for the first t ; .me, retired, much against the wishes- of the Queen. 1720 ...

... lower classes of this city—not the lowest might have beeu Town Councillor and J.P., but he was not ambitious. He was a staunch Whig of the old school, and consistently acted with his party until Home Rule scattered their forces. Of late years he has served ...

... and to the pike, as essaiination made, set the lesions issed.— Mr. a Mired et to being to Mania sa the woning al 14, and to Whig the bodg e = Smith lying in the kitchen. The the position of the body, the limbs et white were tightly with twisted strip et ...

... dity; modern improvements. Deas. Wedding /Lamp Ite. Moderate ta ri ff. Walter Goals. rrIHE NVERI r MIKWER PALACALHOTEL, J. Whig the Abbey and Houses ad Parlialbent; every modern comfort and convenience; reasonable tariff, and no Marge for attendance. ...

... Mr. Johnson, farousr. ot Wood Pam, Wiewall. Cbaskiro, was Isami now Whibiarak. swiss Me trap. widish sosionsod. Is Mod Aar Whig TM Imam illswas glassed to appoint Mimi aad Saila& lam. to be Ealgbls Orsini of tie Ir. Michael awl Si. More los kosa l t e ...