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... Germany and Italy were but geographical expressions, and while this political regime at home was still that established by the Whig Reform Act. He hasseen many and vast changes in Earope, and not a few in Great Britain itself, and bas played a conspicuous ...
... Hall (58) labourer residing in the ill 1 rtevrs bad however to be put on for the Saturday morning found drunk and incapable WHIG ’the Central Ponce Office Later tn the day he died in the Home from what Dr ortune to breakdown of the pronounced to be alcoholism ...
... and to-day'g accoanted for by the genera] aphsin yesterday (Thflrsdny'.) ires run along the railway. t columu, brol ' PO3tS §0 whig) and thereby caunsed mucl, railway trafy stls, reveuls nporarily deprived of woywhere, JAD IMPASSABLE ART CANNOT GO, ) sends ...
... married very well. The latter became a Whig placeman, and was almost the last president of the old Board which was supposed to control ** John Company.” The grandson was in the diplomatic service, and kept up the Whig family tradition by marcying a sister ...
... fitness, am{) reward of good service. When it is added that the journals so concerned were the Standard, Chronicle, Northern Whig, and ield, it will be seen that the older journalism sti.] runs upon the established lines that command respect. The chairmar ...
... Deceased who was Clerk of the Peace for Belfast solicitor to the Irish Presbyterian General Assembly and chairman of the Northern Whig Newspaper' Company was nearly eighty years old BOER ORCE HJPJJLSID AT GLEN TIc Zoulpansbcrg district is in the treme north ...
... under Mr Gladstone but resigned a year subsequently owing to differences on the principles the Irish Land Bill Essentially a Whig of the old sclnol he hunched forth into controversy with a vehe-nu nee tiat startled those best acquainted w it lx his marvellous ...
... very much from his eyes He left bis house about a weak ago and remarked to his landlady that lie would drown himself some day WHIG AND TORY A’ AGREE IN HIS LATE CONSTITUENCY At the annual meeting of the Clackmannan Great Britain and Ireland should federate ...
... after aliouuent to lour months after allotment Directors CHARLES Chairman rusnN GEORGE ABB JOHN BKYAvr orf:tr Bslham Park JAMES WHIG Hi lumbrik lUr WATCH YOUR EYES Try ALLISON’S AMED REAL PEBBLE SPECTACLES aul YE-GLABSEd Beit Value tn the World Thousands of ...
... middle of laat century the Lord Provost’e two sous migrated to London where Janies set up with Mr George Campbell the leading Whig banker in Ixindon and a protege of the Duke of Argyll under the name of Campbell Coutts in the historic house in the Strand ...
... Somers House, and Newcastle House, the last name attaching to it while it was the residence of the Duke of Newcastle, the Whig Prime | Minister of a hundred and fifty years ago. It | is the most northerly of that interesting row of | houses on the western ...