... prejudices. (Ap- But to bring this about we the and not dwell the traditions of past. came from old Whig family, and his grandfather represented the county in the Whig interest. (Sir Bobart) had tried represent Exeter in lite Coalition interests, and served under ...

... nobly supplemented the President, who had offered double whatever thy Government gave—(applause). the first instance the new whig would accommodate disabled and when it was not necessary for that purpose it would available for the throat and ear which had ...

... about they must live the future and not ...

... crossbar. Forsdick failed to get the better Strettle when in nice position. The Nor- forwards indulged in some delightful wing to whig passing, and more than once they had the home defence in tangle. After 35 minutes' piety the visitors away from centre, and ...

... Exchange Alley, which in 1720 Smollett says was filled with a strange statesmen and clergymen, Churchmen and Dissenters, Whigs and Tories, and lawyers, tradesmen and even femaJes, all bent making their fortunes among the few possible and countless ...

... but this would diminished by halt by the 50 per cent Government grant. Mr. T. Pring seconded. Mr. J. A. Lucas moved, and Air. Whig. seconded an amendment that the recommendation the appointment a fourth health visitor .be referred back for further consideration ...

... result, fled to the Continent—probably thus escaping hangman. Andrew Bri.ce, the proprietor of Brice's Weekly Journal, the Whig opponent of Edward Fariev, challenged him to re-print this, and, unfortunately, Farley took his advice. The was told Henry ...

... ■Liberal principles, had changed , i Xi time. • Liberalism the latter 1 -jd»Sj lath Century had little in common * view* the old Whigs; it had h* '!> tt« fold people who differed very h* U* was true all political parties. , j-J came to the essentials—to the ...

... convulsive strife is between Liberals like Lord Grey and Mr. Lloyd George on the one side, and like Mr. Asquith and the Liberal Whig element on the other. In the Unionist Party the protafonists are the new men, like Lord -irkerohead, Mr. Churchill (who more ...

... morning announces the demise, at the age 31, yesterday, her London residence, of Blanche Countess Airlie,*widow of Lord Airiie, Whig Peer, who died in 1881. Second daughter the second Lord Stanley Alderley, she was a prominent figure in political and literary ...

... yesterday the demise the age 91, Wednesday, at'her London residence, Blanche Countess of Airlie, widow of Lord Airlie, the Whig Peer who died 1881. Second daughter the eecond Lord Stanley Alderley, she was prominent figure in political and literary circles ...

... increased railway fares,| A n,t ~ow ,I,e telephone were mi. ley M W( getting some the ac-1\WI WV h ■ Btored U - J UlJf\™« Whig the present railway . tares, and the .present prices tor almost every- Pl['-;mk, of wrath over the Oho telephone service seemed ...