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... requested to make their letters in ky and fanatical Puritans, as brief as possible, as our space 1s Limited, and porannnated Whigs, crani wil Ii soon have one of honest many letters are escluded wolely on account of their and Socialists. make sure own [I ...
... the Tories made a desperate national effort against the Whigs, and, as Mr. Maurice Woods has pointed out in his fascinating and instructive work on a History of the Tory Party, swept the Whigs practically out of existence. AN AGGRIEVED CANDIDATE. But ...
... Fifty Years Ago. V*>* Mercury, e^ Vem ber 20, 1883. t reaJ y condemn Sv' ction election Whigs d 0 exactl cant- Condemn A smg Frankfort asTgHowland canvasses . v doing, you thp? election i,rst i,rstiThat Blr , ' s Partisans to r-r all nut if a C ' i'unt ...
... prove an guide. SATURDAY REVIEW . . . is just the sort'of rather, just THE book, which shooting man should possess- NORTHERN WHIG Mr. Parker has come ward and supplied a definite in the modern sporting libra!} • WESTERN MORNtf* NEWS This book will ...
... elections, while the Whigs managed the boroughs. Thus, in 1760. when Admiral Bo sea wen. «t brother the great Whig borough-monger. Lord Falmouth, proposed tc stand fcr the county, Duke of Newcastle, Lord Edgcumbe. and cither Whigs were loath to support ...
... college- and I recall how a Coslition Government broke dow in a terrible of our history. A divided Ministry fell when an old Whig had the courage to leave and to declare the muddle at the front to be “ horribi and heartrending.” Without any party intrigues ...
... this borough, tells us:— The statement of your Tiverton correspondent last Saturday is a narrative of real facts, and the Whigs have since been going about like knights the rueful countenance, knowing how accurately their character has been sketched. ...
... not scientific in method, but a dishing-up of events to illustrate some political or religious propaganda—Macaulay for the Whigs, Alison for the Tories, Belloc for French religion, and Carlyle for the Scottish—it was said that real history must based on ...
... shor by MIDLAND PROFESSIONAL FOURSOMES. ‘Toe eran Snai and fina) roumie of the Midlands Pissed on the Park Ip the Conse Pa Whig bret ) a aad 9, oral Tews tod) c Coldfied) teat © ~ P. (King's Norton) and G. H. by end 3 W. Whiting bea: bole. 3 and, Ore ...
... upon him to swear in the two Radicals. There was a double return, and the matter has excited much interest, the conduct of the Whig- Radical party in the Church and their violence and indecent conduct towards the vicar being the subject of very general r ...
... tie Shi George IV.—aa a way ‘8 friend Charles J. Jame Fon Ne No Vonser- new indeed, has done more to we the fntee- re bein Whig tradition of regard for tata With few Mount fb certainly tho most ir artist, Lo jostroctive g coaversationaliste now peculiar ...
... their efforts to-day. They first consulted the Russian Embassy as to the conditions in Russia, and were informed that as Miss Whig is over 20 years of age they could be married without difficulty in any Russian town. Mr. Amery already has a visa for Russia ...