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... Lot 2.—Two Freehold Brick and DWELLINGIIOOIIIB, with the BAKEHOUSE, FLOUR-LOFT. Wash Coal-house, pared Yard, sad Premises, Whig NW. 3 & 4, St. Stephanie Place, late in the ocompation of lit. Jemph baker, sod produciog • gross rental of £ll3 pot annum ...
... The wee sin p.m. is ea est sheet 10 tone. by Mr. J. In n bp, awl promptly did he t, •thir unateete nenweeed; ea handeg Ise Whigs els two settages. awl a Yew a owitted waseinget is help • ILA. to the god the nee Si gone was also bat •h-o am ee d od It was ...
... on which fell the brunt of the struggle against Boulangism. Alto{dher he was a worthy, rather austere, and yet able ind of Whig. He was an economist after Mr. Gladstone's own heart, and frequently corresponded with him abcut free trade, free exchange ...
... Protectionist, and Lord Elcho, ditto : the Western by Mr. R. Blagden Hale, Tory and Protectionist, and the Hon. Grantley Bnr{eloy,Whig and Free Trader. Worcester Lodge, at the north end of Badminton Park, was in the Esstern Division, and it embraced Stow-on-the- ...
... Parochial who lawnta for the I purposeci purehmiso • spring in the • Faze.-41is samal fa me ea as Landown. was • use late bat • pm Whig of is the ii for gas. The most promissat feature of the was as mai the mle of Irish banes whirls at time was very brisk. There ...
... there took place the Sacbeverell r>ots. Dr. Sacheverrll. having preached two sermons attacking ministry, was impeached b the Whigs, but was merry suspended from preaching for three years, and his were condemned b.* burnt the common hangman. was said that ...
... on page 3of this paper. Oxg by one the Queen has been gradually lon::s those members of her household who were appoin by the Whig Government of Lord Melbourne in the | early Li“ of her reign, and another passed nna | the other week in Lady Dacre, the widow ...
... an 15 - flen, y John, Viscount Bolingbroke. 2 2 0 The lory Party cf the 18th Century. ,2. Jan. -Sir Robert Walpole. •• Tbe Whig Party the 18th Century. 3. Feb. 12—William Put, Earl Chatham. The Colonial Expansion of England. 4. Peb. 26—William Put. ...
... sasblishel yearly by the Board of Trois and the Bind of Agriculture were unknown at the line when Sir Robert Peel, with the of the Whigs and Radicals. revolutionised our tariff system. In the /wand place, as Mr. Leeky points oth in the whole lusiery of political ...
... tamer idle:6nm and with in ineriased came out at the top with 5.0 1 11 votes, than pr. Barlow. Abides iT • with 11.633 of Whigs IMO 41010 outriders. The waist welled throurboat the day. and tie a heavy Both aides were well preshW with v( Lie4t4 tbe tnirnista ...
... used before that statesman came into political life. The phrase, indeed, was the invention of the great, though fourgotu’n, Whig statesman, 'l‘ierno?', who first employed it in a q%e@ in the House of Commons, in congratulation of ‘Canning, in 1826, and ...
... aomiaating and electing nine Parish Councillors for the Mr. W. H. Cary presided. and there a good attendance of electors. Only Whig awe- Mated, no required, and the following will oompose the new Council :—Herbert Coombe Ashby. farmer; James Ernest Case, ...