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... probable that the banner of Chesterfield will again be raised and that there will gather round Lord Rosebery the disaffected Whigs and the disappointed Radicals of the party. In the meantime Unionists of all shades can possess their souls in calmness and ...
... balance to the good, the Committee took the opportunity presenting Mr. W. B. Cooney with a remarkably pretty engraved ■beaker, Whig the following inscription: . sen ted W. B. the recognition of his faithful services, 1504. This Mr. Coopey suitably acknowledged ...
... hands— Lord Morley and Lord James Hereford. almost pathetic personal note was struck both by the old Radical and by the old Whig, , ever remained faithful, often all considerable self-sacrifice, to their lights. It was Lord Money’s misfortune to be x>nfiontcd ...
... WALLPAPER 8, from I id. per Roll. Any quantity, largo or moll. at WHOLESALE PRICES. Sto4 ammo& 10000 roll. Writ* for ptttores, 'Whig clam regal red.—Dept. SO, Rosaries WALLPAPItiI WARS/1001M MIS ...
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... AEI NOW SHOWING ♦ CHOICE SELECTION OF NEW SPRING WALKING BOOTS AND SHOES,. low:Whig AMERICAN SHAPES, comprlrfog Queen 5-Prized Medal Boots and Shoes, Favre & Picard's French Promenade Goods a Specialite, Dr. Jaeger's Ventilated Boots and Shoes, Brit-Ban ...
... s.old by all Paddlers and Den stases. Prlps 2d. we tin. ,Whohlaals cooly from R. LUCAS • CO.. Church Street. Groat &Warm. WHIG. 1641 ...
... attachment to her d- hamber women, and that Peel frankly take office unlees they were cleared a crisis is not likely to arise the Whig parly is dead, and because the - cannot, Gilbert would say, trot cut duchess, for the simple reason that phenomenon no longer ...
... manifesto is clearly a triumph for the Whig Minister, Count Witte, over those who would have run the risk of defying the wishes and threats of desperate people. probably it goes further than even so cautious a Whig as Count Witte at first intended, but ...
... ■ t.'r oup Iriol only otamps, rj Halt Royal Co., Ltd., rdald btreot. -iter. Cigar: GOOD W SMOKES BBOS-tP Aoknt : FREDERICK WHIG lIT. Cigar lnii>ort«r, CHELTENHAM, Gloucester, and Hath. ...
... it ass easier for Radicals to support a Free Trade Unionist Government than to support a coalition, which would constitute a Whig Administration, condemned not to be Radical, condemned to light labour, condemned to fight the Irish. Mr. Chamberlain's own ...
... Liberal Party under Lord Hartington, and the return the real master, William Ewart Gladstone. Mr. Paul is of the Whig persuasion, and to be Whig and to sympathise with those who represent Whiggism is ultimately to fail in Liberalism, as has been shown co ...