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... so that he was compelled to resign. The next year, however, he came back to office, supported by his former opponents, the Whigs, and this ' time the taxes on corn were abolished, corn » was allowed to be freely imported from abroad, and the price of bread ...

... also j of an artistic turn, and her sketches of animals and nature are full delicacy and charm. Tiie Duke of Kent had been a Whig, and naturally lenoughI enough her political education was superintended by members of that party. Viscount Melbourne, then ...

... was also and na stic turn, and her sketches of animals are full of delicacy and charm. The Duke of enough her Political en a Whig, and naturally tended by me education was superin- Melbourne, th ren of that arty. Viscount at the head of the Ministry, thoroughly ...

... Sa tl. Hardinge, it is already Rirown, will be the Secretary for Lrelaad, The ncies are to be filled up partly | from the whigs and part!y from the of tha Kinz. Lord Lansdowne takes ce agaio, and it ia extremely ‘probable that Lord Palinerstoa, Mr, Graut ...

... and to the general estonishment, retained Ma, Perv val's administration - not, however, without ing to draw some of his old Whig ino pxrmer by the demands were exorbitent, if wt inwlent The remnant of Fox's wns amimg them, aud i the garb of Ministers of ...

... Mr. Ward, the accomplished author of Trema father of the member for Sheffield. The politics Anson family have always been Whig, and Sir George invariably acts with that party. (Evsh Hall, Saff'i ashire.) Lord Alprkd Henry Paget, an officer in the Horse ...

... clown, falling among a number of peasants who were watching the ceremony. colonel Gendarmes and two cadets the Cronstadt School whig crushed to death, and two other cadets of the same establishment sustained severe injuries. ...

... He called himself Frederic Russe.l; and tie established himself in comfortab.e old, low-bu.lt, rambling farm-house of stone whig stood well on the shelving shoulder of one the green, softly-swelling uplands overlooking Douglas Bay and the Irish Sea. He ...

... Disorderly. Wm. Beavon, of Lichfield Bead, was charged with being drunk and disorderly on July 5, and ca the evidence P.S. Whig, ton, was fined' ls and costs. Without License.—Wm. Ellson, Hilton, was charged with keeping a dog without a license, and the ...

... were generally covert attacks on the Revolution of 1688. His second sermon preached at St. Paul's Cathedral, irritated the Whigs that he was impeached before the House Lords of high crimes and misdemeanours (1708). Upon conviction he was suspended from ...

... Gladstone's proposals led to the withrawal of the then Lord Hartington and Mr. Chamberlain. The cleavage between the old Whigs and the Radicals had become more and more accentuated, and their co-operation in the work of one party could scarcely have ...