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... English Parliament, the beginnings of Parliamentary representation, the formation of the two houses, the division into parties, Whigs and Tories. Tracing parliamentary history up to the present time, she described the duties of the Prime Minister, Privy Council ...
... toast the evening *• True Blue.” He said they were celebrating that night the 133 rd anniversary of the victory of a Tory over Whig in the city of Gloucester—one of the many victories of the Tory and Conservative party which had been achieved the city. The ...
... i»f those religions taught under the name. In Western and Christian terminology it tteant the law of action and reaction. w>whig and reaping, and was well expressed in the passage of the Apostle Paul that “Whats*. ever man sowetb, that shall he also leap ...
... always dangerous. Mason centre-half gave his euatomary display, but held on to the ba-ll too long instead of sending out the whig men. Hopton at back was in his usual fine form. ClmJford. whn liave not boon duinK very well lately, vented their spite on ...
... sees Asa youth he was overjoyed at Mr. Sc! reiber’s in 1865, when the scat was wrested by a sinall majority from the great Whig house of Berkeley, and he gave evidence at the House o Copinces: enqui: ‘unsuc- cessfully undertak Mr. Sel iber’s Opponents ...
... whose ascendency was enj filln i the fact Hint the pnnmaintained until 1865. when the record of , js played by Matheson Lang is Whig representation was broken by the additional reason why there should return of Mr. Charles Schreiber. There th winter Garden ...
... prnre a =» ow URCI EN. Father Vaughan, preaching at “an street Church, said a literal school ¢ Christianity had risen in our whig mainteined with the Divinity Professor p Cambridge that Christ never for a considered Himseif as God, that there ay no Christology ...
... the com- mercial community can trust. The Liberal Party, which has from the time when it succeeded to the place of the old Whigs to the present da been mainly an urban rt 18 strqngly interested in the problem of the rates, and it must be a con- fiding ...
... called) to defeat the aggressive infidelity of Paine, and liunie, amt Gibbon, and the poutc scepticism of Charles Fox, and the Whig aristocracy, and they gave a life and to our British traditions which had had profound influence upon the course our politics ...
... Strand, Chelt. Chelte: ine ey Che} an's residence, with ham) Mr. R. Homan (Conservative agent), & Bew hospital a dohn Lance Whigs HT piano, tone, 10. 5 sitting and bedroom, Tt Bois intes wae all ern ences, urgently Mr, age and friends from secured the electzic ...
... —Apply Rodney House. Cheltenham. 2115 general wanted, sleep in, temporary permanent; two in family, help given, nfel OHOfiBL— Whig APwii. JilMlfwr. P^aotbury. 3378 ECHO. SATUEIMY. JULY 31. 1920. YOUNG kitchen maid or housemaid wanted after Bank Holixtar ...