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... Lord Roeebery in foreign affairs is entirely at variance with that of the Liberals, whilst in domestic policy he is rather a Whig than a Radical. As a party, in fact, so far as I can perceive, the Liberals have no policy, and their wire-pullers and off ...

... wickets for 68: while Baldwin this time did • splendid performance, dismisaing five men for 26, his analyms for the two innings Whig eight wickets foe 65. SCOttl Robson. c Bennett. c Ow., Capt. E. R. Btadlord. b 801 l . boll . .. 15 D A nteele. b Knctright ...

... 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 ...

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... Jfthe Ambassadors. One by one the Queen has been gradually losing those members of her Household who were appointed w_ [j ie Whig Government of Lord Melbourne in the Tear* of her reign, and another pa>sed last week in Lady Dacre, the widow of the 22nd Baron ...

... man who Is Is with the gays that he kacrwi ae a that every Bow boa bin bid to is his fain; that quantities d SIM Ye still Whig imported into the mustry ; sad peepers. limas are intended to the to declare its indepeudeam end them sued the comariesoes ...

... eminent of Lord Salisbury's psedecessors Walmer were nadoubtedly Lord and the Dues of Wellington. The jovial leader of the Whig party was Lord Warden during the last tenure of the premiership down the date of hia death, and no mao was ever more popular ...

... Uses the et the m. 3.8 W. %erase. de berreyar directed to re as Z t iestbridie error brash ismay to The questa. et irettoth Whig to Trowellees' Osiehen. didarred wed weather he the The &avow vies te view the died isteuesee to which was o wl % de Lewd The ...

... three be Medall op the , onoterv. but at 208 Ihkedall op bowled or Nimes , • (908424). Dil hod ensile his nineby good • visions Whig. awl drove Hiles lady to the on fur fair, and to if 1 • like ewe William get a angle, 1 etheerted MP fir through ea awl , the ...

... Th. • fanner, living Rippb . .war Tenbillow*, in giving his sonsiant of the a, I Le nu driving op lbw Overt has prawn, Web. Whig 'howl midway between emir* et the nerl sad law and when near Pariirtnet *nail approached ow bin wrung ail. To .odd • walkover ...