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... Member, were of the old-world cut and colour, and reminded one strikingly of Palmerston or some leading member one of the great Whig families. Although lacking the physical vitality Mr. Gladstone, the late Father the House retained his mental faculties full ...
... regulations en- 1 with regard this. I regret that Mr. Palmer has been * member for Reading. I prefer the Radical Qur'-«* ' the Whig Palmer.— Truth. A school nearly 100 whales has been ashore and killed thj fishermen at Nesting, ool * miles from Lerwick. M ...
... have also been inspected Mr. t.. .lohiison. who has had a practical experience the brick tratte last 30 years, and. the folio whig a copy his report :-— Linilum House. Morley, nth July, -: To thr Directors the. Harrogate Ilea 1 (1.-mn-1,. Gentlemen, -As ...
... LABOUCHERE WON'T lIAVE TOPr. „.- i--'I.D Mr. Labouchere i ...
... into power, but, lacomaaj with other less brilliant men the Radical ranks i'a asnired office, was passed over fay pur;* sons Whig families, whose aid Mr. Gladstone its anxious to have, give a semblance eld-tint* u.z..- to his Ministry. This slight Dr. Hunter ...
... indicted for conspiracy. MR. WALTON MAY GET JUDGESHIP. The Saturday Review has these remarks:— Mr. Walton is the usual type of Whig lawyer-a sort! of smaller and less energetic Serjeant He speaks with rhetorical emphasis, and of course says anything worth ...
... travelled round the world, and was married two years since to daughter of Lord Zetland, the representative of another great Whig house which, like his cwn, has rallied to Unionism. His maiden speech will command the sympathy an assembly always generous ...
... excellent exposition of football for a first match. It rather remarkable that both teams should possess sucli a i capable left whig, but and R'eh irdson for Blenheim, and Chachviek and Whilham for Harehilh, fill this difficult position admirably. Harebills ...
... afterwards Coper and dribbled to the Parish line. The hail was shot across to J. by a series of stationary nassses, and when the whig man made fe.r the line could not elude Corcoran. Bradford broke up the ensuing scrummage, and the ball was forced over and ...