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... I was afraid that the Rads., seeing how things are going, might imitate Disraeli in his brilliant coup, when he dished the Whigs and forestalled tho by some modi- ficaticn of our fiscal po! Their continuing for antiquated Cobdenism ensures a sweeping victory ...
... altogether of the Earl of Elgin, the Secretary of State for the Colonies. Not even an arnamental place has been found for the Whig nobleman who manifestly was never at home in a twentieth- century Radical Cabmet, and who has had the il-imck to be constantly ...
... inspection of our Autumn Display of LADIES’ F. In every department we are showing new ~tyles which are the very latest ideas, and whig will be the vogue for the coming Autumn and Winter. Wo have spared no effort to make this di the largest, and in every way ...
... Between Goldsmith and Burke's stay in this house came Viscount Clare on a visit—-the man who was one of Burke's immestiate Whig pre- decessors in the representation of Bristol. he became Viscount Clare he was Robert Nugent, and in that name was first ...
... BY “A most pestilent and arowed Whig,’ eried old Sir Maurice de Bracy, his ruddy cheeks pale at the news, “1 know not how he dare venture his vile carcase about here, where all of us be Indeed, the news that young Roger Rodet, a major in the Foot Guards ...
... to sit his mls ion had simultaneously the (who declined the honour of a seat in John Lord Dudley and Ward, Canning’s Foreign Whig diarist, and Charles Shaw-Lefevre Speaker of the House of the last is not an und ished list, other ‘‘ poe much reviled reformers ...
... has been century and a half the rendezvous of and the late Duke bas not heen spoken of the last Pe as the Great Whig, or t Last. of Whigs. An old says that three w 1874 were constantly thrown open every raf the a; inst Bur'! louse, by the Duke of Portdand: ...
... | Clifton, and served the office of usiness. James Lean resi in Belle Vue, in REMOVAL OF HEAD OFFICES. | TO TAUNTON. He was Whig in_ politics and was He 1805 ane and died 9th July 1849, in john |, who a bor of the ed AN INTERESTING HISTORY | was born in ...
... him, which we see horrors consequent thereon, had a terrible loa! ays sixpence for the ves of. inquiry, theatre hand were Whigs, and those on my his military pictures ; woukd not kick against ying, say, one ries; and that those who had placed Itahan author ...
... personality of the strange, domineering character of its mistress, tho tyrannical Ebzabeth, Lady Holland, patroness of the Whigs and of the and her day. and heroine of a romance which, if it offended against the conventions, was at any rate free from the ...
... ‘as may not be so for the present, the Sint competutive step against Engl lines iseue to be followed by other developments whig would more directly affect the West of Eng. land. Like Canada’s commercial treaty with France, every favour given to Germany ...