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... seat. He was the Master of the Norfolk foxhounds and staghounds for many years. He describes Limself as a Liberal Union.st, a Whig, and a Yrotestant, and as being fond of all Lnglish sport. A typical English nobleman is Lord Suflield, with all the national ...
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... strength, is the question of the future, and he has not forgotten the historic should and successful policy of oatching the Whigs bathing and stealing their clothes. B y seizing the strongest point of the Conservatives, poasaily before they quite realise ...
... When Great liritain was at last intervening with her army against Napoleon in Spain with vigour and respectable scale, the .Whigs of that day set an example which certain Radicals of our time are following, perhaps in conscious imitation, but Irom an inward ...
... correspondence with Kruger. One hundred Years ago William Pitt, a Tory, stood up. and th. whole country and every good chap in the Whig party supported him. He had to face what the Government of to -day had to face—a coalition all Europe against . him; but he ...
... and strength, is the question of the future, and he has not forgotten the historic and successful policy of catching the Whigs bathing and stealing their clothes. By seizing the strongest point of the Conservatives, possibly before they quite realise ...
... Nils, fieinitertorn, WOOD CORDING, Mt BAKE K. GUIS/MUM. MIN WOODWARD Member ted to G et zudes, Fends& and Chths. the &Maki Whigs Physical Education, saoeru Mies BAINNAS.D, Assistant Mistress. MADAMS KAUFMANN. AZT NINDLIWOZE, • MEMBER of the STAFF the Soya ...
... duties (bear, hear). Exactly the same state of things prevailed a hundred years ago, as was going on now. Then the Radicals, or Whigs as they were called now, were in correspondence with the enemies of England on the Continent, the same way as people were now ...
... Talents, which vaguely threatens, though I doubt its ultimate success, to overthrow this old constitutional I balance between Whigs and Tories. When Lord Salisbury ' goes such a Party will want a trained diplomatist, and uu- I Jess the Duke of Devonshire ...
... Lord Dufferin's mother or the great Lord Nelson, whose letters were mirrors of themselves. Yet the letters of this most famous Whig lady of her time are most valuable documents. They are the very foundation of such novels as Richard Carrel or The Fatal ...
... frees the LADIES ' TAILOR-CUT FLANNEL SHIRTS, 10/6 New Frieze Treeelllag Patterns or Materiels sent on Applicatlent. Me/Irate* Whig, ea ...