MR GUY PYM, M.P
... the county Haaell's Hall for great number of years. Hit grandfather, Mr. Fym. represented the county hnadred year* ago in the Whig interest. ...
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London Evening Standard
DR. ALFRED ERNEST W. HAZEL. M.P
... the judicious Ihmtutkws would done away with. Thia has been the policy the Whigs to the Rsdusds of the lUdiesls to the Socialists. Result, disaster to the country and to the Whigs and Rediouls. MR. BVBLYN CECIL, MP. making more use the powerful force Unionist ...
T^ABTBOUHNE.—In close proximity to Compton Place the Seat of his Grace the Duke of Devonahim and Co. honoured ..
... very choice and much sought-af imposition, commanding entrancing views of the sea. Beachy Brad, and the Downs; upon TSiSX&g Whig, ■oucit or*. I. Driahay-vtreet, Londtro. 8.W.; and. with orders to view, from the Auctioneers, ir ptficem, 10. Comfield-road ...
INEBRIATE RteFORMATORIES. TUB WORKING MEN S COLLEGE
... had never had proper justice done to him. Macaulay had written life; but Atterbury was a Tory, whilst bis biographer was a Whig, so that the account of him given historian was not rendered with very much sympath;. Macaulav bad endeavoured make the most ...
VI LEN S HALL
... VI LEN S HALL. TO-DAY. *. TO-DAY. I.AST APPKABA>CL THIS B|AAO7( »»ISCHA KLMAX. _ TO «t 3. * TIIU BKLPABT NORTH LBN WHIG Solutdftjr tart i* quojtiooftblo. ftftd rorl»l»lf »■•*»’ not L.-fti-J p!»lor, ...
BUSTER BROWN S PRANKS
... BROWN S PRANKS. 3/6 net. “Thia yoar our (riood Ba«tof’ otocla performance of all forcer year*, n.,-* iotooM'j fuuoy.—Nor them Whig. A REALLY GREAT BOOK LOST TREASURE CAVE. THE FOR BOYS. By EVERETT McNEIL. Mr. McNoil neither the auArcMor nor an imitator Henty ...
PARLIAMENTARY NOTES. REPORTED DIFFICULTIES IN THE CABINET. Ilia admuaion made laat night by Mr. Burn*, and ..
... from the national exchequer, being supported in vie* Mr. Churchill. However, Mr. Bone was backed up, it is stated, by the Whigs in tbs Cabinet; this section being joined eventually by the Prime Minister, who had, at ftrst, been opposed Mr. Burns's scheme ...
force her way into the Abbey the Coronation, 1 Brougham had the effrontery to regard it as “no more in
... final judgment was that Queen Caroline’s defender bad used her throughout to farther his own purposes, regarding the other Whig candidates tor office with tiie most sovereign contempt, and thinking that be would be more likely to be sent for to make a ...
THE STANDARD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1905
... THE STANDARD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1905. WIT AND WHIG.* Br SIDNEY LOW. Mr. G. W. Russell's biography Sydney Smith is sn excellent piece of work, careful, judicious, and pleasantly written; but it is. not quite what one expected. is surprising find it ...
PATRICIAN RADICALS. The Patrician Radical is not a growth of yesterday. He has been well known in all age* of
... established Institutions. England the Patrician Radical is comparatively recent origin. For he is no blood relation the Whigs. The Whigs have twice changed the Constitution to ■gain their own ends, and, they were sufficiently numerous, might doubtless do ...
ANEW LIFE OF FOX.*
... eloquence, seems to iis rather doubtful. Even the essays of Sir George Corncwall Lewis, written as they are with decidedly Whig bias, would have saved recognises any such authority, from good deal of blundering. We are far from eaying that there nothing ...
TENTION! By G. MANVILLE FENN. A story •! Boy liic during the PeiilßsuUr War. *• A atory that thousand* of boja ..
... OUTCAULT. •* Tkla tear «ur Tounx frkod * Bu»tcr* cscrta the performance »ll former 3 ears, and it moat intensely tuqpy. —Sorthern Whig. FOXY GXANDPA’S SURPRISES. ••KxcruriatJngly fanny. . . . Bunny'* Ingenuity aousins. rrpool Courier, THE HOUSE THAT CLUE BUILT ...