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... Abercombie also declines taking office, but expresses his willingness to support Mr. Canning's Administration, as do the Whigs generally. The meeting broke up without coming any determination ; and another meeting was held Saturday, at which, we believe ...
... Gazette contained the following : War Office, TERRITORIAL Infantry.— 9th ?£>«!> Cambridge's Own. M rate I '' ment: Fte. John Whig the Royal Ist Second-Licutenant, ...
... VICTOR OR VANQUISHED? by Hi Y N : Wp LA Y | \ ad a vA ‘ i U he Go FAG ty) Ss \\ WZ igs ANY SS \\ yu , ies Whig SN \F “7 f | ‘ ...
... X annual meeting , Association * T \ o Secretary s hip \ r e v a membe a rs s P * 1934- c essitou9 j ere to o about L , c. Whig -J „ Jft Lieut.-Col- J-Arrange fo it was hoped to dn c Eoyal Artillery d e to djo relinquished the er re and ...
... Paisley and was also associated with many important commercial concerns in Egypt. was the principal proprietor the Northern Whig, Belfast, and was created a baronet shortly after the King's visit to Ireland in 1903. lie was Commodore of the Clyde Yacht ...
... constituencies, on the fol- lowing day. These form part. of a series of visits to t district Federations, which the ouse ad- Chief Whig: arranged when the journed. On Saturday afternoon he will open two Liberal Clubs for Sir Rufus Isaacs at ing. ...
... THE SITUATION IN MOROCCO. A COMBINATION AGAINST RAISULI. Paris, Feb. 23. The folio whig Tangier telegram appears in the Petit '':- ■• announced that the Tangier garrison Will make a sortie (lay, and will join a force already operating against Raisuli ...
... the importance of J lB6 of the Whig and Tory Parties in century with the corollary that who had been formerly the the sovereign, became the an friends of the leaders of the parties. Hence the desire of itiilTfs, both Whig and Tory, of Oxford lin gbroke ...
... ADDRESS. mS | ist Whig, in his address, says the forced on the country at a time most jurious to trade and agriculture simply cause the Radical Government cen main in office without leave of the It . whose avowed object break up the Constitution with ...
... y the polar (star his ambition—has subjected Mr.! Canning his ministerial appointments ; but in the negotiations with the Whigs he has been far disappointed as to unable obtain the Marquis of and is obliged be oontent with one two the professional men ...
... arrived, and at once advised the King to send for Wellington. The difficulties were serious. It was c lear that the moderate Whigs, who had come in to help Canning, would have Nothing to do with hard-shell Tory Wellington; on the other hand, the Canningites ...
... Two officer. of Keuiey «ave tn the taitec-off ii«c iiUicteire, after ai»out 100 swaig the sight out of control. The left whig fbe arotuaL ace the wheels anri »iie 0 turned its noee, ]>rt£si&g dooeaeed uuderncaib. A*ben took off d«oeasicd was not the ...