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... House of Lords by Lord Lansdowne which should specially be noticed, and that was the air of solemn humbug with which this ex-Whig—(laughter}—was always at pains to invest its proceedings. Posing as a Chamber• of review, remote from passion, far from the ...

... House of Lords by Lord Lansdowne which should specially be noticed, and that was the air of solemn humbug with which this ex-Whig—(laughter)—was always at pains to invest its proceedings. Posing a Chamber of review, remote from popular passion, far from ...

... and unobtrusive gentleman. He took no part in public affairs. In politics he wan nominally a Conservative, but in reality a Whig who bad never lost the illusions of his youth. Originally one of the old reformers, he did not progress with the times, though ...

... Partial Solatidi _~ (A. coast :K The second report of tie Royal Coast Erosion and iwall neat evening. The report unanimities, Whig @lvied all the Commist•ionere. and by the (Mr. C. H. Grimohaw) and the Aosistiud BeeNssl7 (Mr. D. H. Daniel). Mr. A. Stanley ...

... Gail was a genial but quiet and unobtrusive gentleman . He tech i dais . In politics be was • Conservative, but in reality a Whig wise never lost the illusions of youth. Originally one of the old reformers, he did net program with the times, though be was ...

... and when this is dry it is of no use for plant feeding. Where there is not time to • thorough mulch over a large area eery Whig, it is advised that a single maniac the land with a mo i sture harrow will do wonders in comoirving the until the ending. AND ...

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