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... LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. II ItISTMAS IN THR POORHOUSE I him idea the quite approve vulgar Whig in this rm. will allow sort by way d to that grinds who cannot with their prowl. on Or 27th, by mailable et the fur misty the IS is what way • big or I don't ...
... Whitsunday. Grant, 78 King Street. TVELLEEIELD AVENUE.—House, 7 Rooms, Bathroom, -D and Scullery, to Sub-Let. Reduced Rent till WhiG Sunday. Liekely & Son. 220 Perth Road- 5657 Black AVENUE—House, 5 Rooms, Bathroom, and Scullery, to Sub-Let. Bent, £3O. Immediate ...
... , LTD., $2 HIGH STREET, 191 HILLTOWN, 223 OVERGATE, DUNDEE. Branches in all Large Towns. Agents Everywhere. > SON £58 We é Whig % AN : ft IL. A Most busy men and women feel ran down and worn out at times. it is under such circumstances to curich t he ...
... Cheshire. was the second son of Richf-rd; the second Marquess of Westminster, and succeeded his father in 1 1569. Formerly Whig, and latterly a Libera] Unionist, was ..prominent leader ill many social movements. From to represented Chester, and under ...
... Cheshire. He was rh.> second son of Richfrrd, the second Marques*. of Westminster, and succeeded his father in 186 S. Formerly a Whig, and latterly a Liberal Unionist, ho was a ..prominent leader Hi many social movements. From 1847 to 1S6 J he represented Chester ...
... said over and over again that there are two classes of politicians who do not now exist—namely the oldfashioned Tory and the Whig. The only difference between what call Liberal Unionists and Liberals is that the former object to Homo Rule, and believe in ...
... happen to be officials, and to shout, as they declare, fur their country. You are, in fart, one of the inheritors of the - great Whig tradition, and those who most siucerely respect you look to you to maintain and enforce it. When you shall have completed the ...
... prefer rather to take the view laid down by the late Lord Selborne, who was no wild Radical, but a very cautious and slow-paced Whig, and who was also a member of the same Cabinet. Here is what the late Lord Chancellor said— There were reasons of policy, ...
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