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... replica of the one that was stolen —in 36 hours. It was said the burglars were in the employ of the Whigs. A dissolution was imminent at the time, and as the Whigs desired to avert it, they were charged with stealing the Great Seal, without which the Sovereign ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... first point was prevention of future pollution of the Kennet. The Og, a tributal of the Kennet, ran through the valley of whig‘ Portfields formed the western slope. The =oil of Portfields was light, from Ift. 6in. to 4ft. 6in. in depth, overlying the ...

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