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... years before, was nomi- i nated- for Calne-the one because he was the Iablest -voungn Tory, the other because he was Ethe ycnag Whig of his time. 3J. C.'s second print, -that Mr Gladstone never Cnitiated any . populJ movement is eqally feeble. What is me-ant ...
... Mn. Trim:tor{ Is about walked fee LIS 10e, you are to IS lac sad see U. ater You at the price. ILI cast have cennelsece II Whig hos lIULIDOOII St ead=Maaidecleuelk Strobe opposite Omani ...
... the question raised by the Fashoda. On this there is no difference of opinion among the leading journals, Liberal or Tory. “Whig and Tory all agree” in supporting the Rosebery poliey and advising ite maintenance by the Selisbary Government. They are all ...
... effec- I tive support which perlaups he ever received wasj .in the memorable speech of the purest-bloodedn of all pure-blooded Whigs who had ever written i or spoken-he meant the late Lord Macaulay. Lord John Russell, then leader of the Liberal Iparty, at ...
... strength himecif toe at = first” — remember the party—* My said—tell it not in Gath !— among the and Irishmen and a few sincere Whigs and Con- ecrvatives.” (Cheers.) That is remarkable proceeds to illustrate the truth of what he had recalling the fact that—I ...
... of the opposition from Tory party, and received the greatest support from “the Radicals and Irish- meno, and a few sincere Whigs and Conservatives.” These are his own words. Lord Macaulay, Lord John Russell, and Lord Palmerston were all supporters of factory ...
... for about IS,. fey about 2ls. Ts la le a dump wIU Moat certatily ISM apts. GREAT SALE OF BLANKETS. TO nth MILLS THIS WILEIL WHIG= _ IIITAGN AVON REIGNS. _ TEN CAETLOADS Or ALL 000 D. ALL X MLA. ALL CLEAN AND AS THE iiirrzx AND ALL VERY CHEAP. He IRSOLE ...
... 'lOW irilkel is to be tak-en. as a s-t-eiient iwswer to tile ivecti-ives of Jluninus and the solelmn denunlciations of the Whig hisLorians. a Theaoutbiogrnapiy wsxvn written in 1804-5, when a the Dul.Co was almost seventy, asd bad been h withdrawn fron ...
... ing, and the audience te.tified their by a hearty recall. Next to that in Theme Varie graceful and difica pianist’s skill in whig was di nor can 16 be enid that the performance of ty and painstaking effort to render the the recital enjuyable, the performance ...
... disappeared, with one exception, from the o rolls of our army. Tratl exception was the ti raised out of the wild Westland Whigs - in 1689, and which fortunately reverted .afterwards to the British service, to become I known for much more than a century ...
... I AN (sr). 4 lasgow, ; rifllths MONTREAL. 2529 (64 men) -J. A. Allan Plume's I.loQk Cattle cargo landed at Liverpool b 209 Whig :403 bslils uats—e. S. Muir & Marquis 1731 betels peas—Wm. idaolay 5139 « Gilchrist • Pollock 8403 • innon & M 'Donald 500 ...
... butcher, ) 15 Rilibank Terrace: lR. Shaw, InAtchr-. 10 Gil- more Place ; G. 1). Vood, butcher, 5Q Hatiorer IStreet; and G. Whig-ham, solicitor, 23 Albany Street, all in Edinburgh. 402G. Miount Sicker and Britialt Cr)lunibia Development Company (Limnited) ...