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... andience why once believed Free Trade was ,a good for England, and why now thought it was not. For this purpose deelt length with whig «vnh»•th'iri—srtiorf with »m»- •0 years. claimed the system of protecting their trade waa a rood thin* for Germany, it was ...
... believed section that the redoubtable Minister tor War had put himself at the head of one section of the Cabinet, vis., the Whig section, which was going to war on the other section, namely, the Radical section, led by Lloyd and Mr Winston Churchill. The ...
... are in the gift of the Lord Chancellor. There been five Bishops Norwich during the last hundred years—Bathurst and Stanley.* Whigs and Brosd Churchmen; Hinds and Palham, strong Evangelicals: and Dr. Sheep shanks, who is High Churchman. ...
... diffl oultics were not insuperable. The old Whig families remained more less Liberal, anr i he Tory parly rule wss content to povAv the country when it had a majority in the House of Commons, and to let the Whigs or Liberals govern the country when they ...
... under the influence that tianism that marked the eighteenth and (the early years of the nineteenth centuries, Whig Ministers appointed Whig Bishops, and Tory Ministers Tory Bishops, and , often, as it would seem, with more regard for their political than ...
... Cabinet PORTRAITS, 12 POSTCARD.' ; full *i*e. Day Night.—Modern Photo Compeuy, 57. Caitlc iimt Brocks sj. J^Tl^ EKGIXRFRS AND ILL WHIG NTS. WHIIKUALL IRON WORKS. ST. QUO RGB Shepa 309 ft. loeft. equipped with np-tn-doleMachinery LARGE STOCKS SHAFTING. FITTINGS ...
... simple Hicks, and Mrs Hodgson. Snndav School stall: c,lp Mrs H. Jsnkins, Mrs J. Humphfys. Mrs Walk .h . th , c.T* lll * * -. d Whig let. Mrs Thompson, and Miss Walker. Sweet , * V «*l>: Mrs Lewi*. Mrs BesselU and Mrs Fast. d ° m^!,* l d .* d “'J* w, father ...
... ROOSEVELT'S WELCOME. ni,h, * • pfonouncement that constitutional fight proceed meant a - ■ victory for Hr Redmond over the Whig element TKLEGRAICJ the Cabinet. The Labour party for the abolition of the Lords altogether. Had the PROSSBITRG, Sunday. Government ...
... Concurred Mock mar’s suggestion tba a lady cf rank shor.ld appointed, t-srt widow the third Lord was •O' H-r family eoniiecC:onf Whig. The daughter of the aecond Spencer, she was the aunt of thu Bed Earl ’’ long L-Serai Leader iu Victorian ai d was connected ...
... and Fox and the Whigs on the other, on that occasion was over the powers which the Regent, when be was appointed, abould have. Pitt wished to impose restraints on the Regent, and Fox. because the fickle Prince the moment favoured the Whigs, desired to impose ...
... adveriisinr for waiter who must weigh under l> i' stone. The cabins are panelled with mahor;y, and comfortably furnished, windows Whig fitted all sidea. The airship can carry petrol for a 20 hour fight, in which she will cover a thousand kilo* Lloyd's ?t. Vincent ...
... introduced into the country they had two parties in the Mate. When Free Trade was introduced 1840 they had only the two parties of Whigs and Tories, and both represented the landed ‘interest. the country was in the forefront the uations of the world. Then came ...