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... Whig limes the representation in Parliament €njoyed by the householder of such vast dis ric va 8 Enfield or Walthamstow. It is possible lowed. injustice, glaring as it is, would have been ® remain a little longer, while pressing ors of al reform were ...
... we have referred. Lord Salisbury—while a con sistent Conservative in most affairs—was a true suc- cessor of the great Whig statesmen, who for so large a portion of the last century guided our foreign relations. He did not conceal his opinion—though it ...
... Aveust 10th, 1903. Mrs “day at the Po} ET ice Court, Bettws-y-Cood, Or e] ILLIaAMs, Gieronydd Hotel, Whig h ling “A e ned £2 aid Four Guineas cost 8 Not of Bass and Co,’s Label their manufacture, 14, Siam Chilaren. residin & with her two daughters at ...
... RAILWAY. R HOLIDAYS. “tain Easter Monday, April 8th, diy Whig: Trains will be WITHDRAWN, ~ ls h en ~~ the will be given by special — TER EXCURSIONS. Goo, OL Friday, April 5th, to K ting Cheltenham at 8°25 a.m. leg Eg BU RY a P.-m. Fare, 3s. 3d. Sty hel ...
... ist to May 17th. The candi- Charles James Fox, leader of the Whig party; his op- M S keing Admiral Lord Hood and Sir Cecil Wray, and the ,2 37- V ted as follows:—Hood (Tory), 6,694; Fox (Whig), Wray (Tory), 5,998. Honours being divided. The election was ...
... the year 1784, in c or candidates were Admiral Ford Hood and Sir Cecil politician who had but just left the Whig party —who °Pposed by the ex-Whig Minister, Charles James Fox. An ne rea contest is particularly interesting at this the °wing to the part taken ...
... Stone Drs EMORIALS. ON APPLICATION ULTOonN’s Mey, ath Road. PARIS AND LONDON 4g Up - R MAJESTY CEREBOS hig Wit 8 h fo, Od, Whig} and delicate Table Used as ordinary salt Which hs the strengthening °n-building properties tl ing in W hite Bread, It oval ...
... date, following the for any parallel of the present majority the Liberal majority was 314. One goes D® for this reason The Whig Ministry Grey and Lord Melbourne achieved gre@ with its majority during a notable ten Y© there was a secret to this successful ...
... Stone Drs EMORIALS. ON APPLICATION ULTOonN’s Mey, ath Road. PARIS AND LONDON 4g Up - R MAJESTY CEREBOS hig Wit 8 h fo, Od, Whig} and delicate Table Used as ordinary salt Which hs the strengthening °n-building properties tl ing in W hite Bread, It oval ...
... of their friendly neighbour. famous for its Whig conferences held th ere days of the Third Marquis, grandfather of present Marquis, but Whiggism, such 4 those days, no longer exists, and to politician as a Whig is to mark him as OP© out of beat with the ...
... 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 ...
... other day picked up t o Whig for Sunday, Dec. 3, 1809 and my attention was at once th. ' J pen Letter to a lawyer-politician who at that time happened ora - the Treasury. The letter, which occupied the leader Vtl ?. '^dependent Whig, was addressed to the ...