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... doubtless referred to be he ft? of Bonni Prince Charlie, although the anthem wa s originally designed to refer to and refute the Whig . calumny that his father, James Francis Edward, was not .the son of James 11., but had been smuggled into the Royal bedchamber ...
... ANSWERS to PREVIOUS SET of QUESTIONS. 1. —When was the term Liberal first applied to political party? —In 1828. replaced Whig and Reformer. 2. —When did the wolf become extinct in England?—ln Elizabeth's reign up to wdiich few were found in Lancashire ...
... letter-writer, poet, and translator Epictatus! Her husband counts by his plodding habits and his connections amongst the great Whigs, but he does not secure all that he expects. He is perpetually busy with his own affairs and little concerned with those of ...
... AND WINGS. Official Service Station for Renewals and Repairs of Morris, Austin, Sunbeam, Essex, Chevrolet Radiators, etc. Whigs renewed or repaired. Special Wings to Patterns, stove enamelled and fitted if desired. ALFRED J. REES & SON, Bishop Street ...
... The new title will visibly serve as a sign of the affection the Northern province for the ImpeTial Family.- The Northern Whig and Belfast J ' (Belfast), says: The revival of the Ulster Earldom will be hailed with deep satisfaction in every part Northern ...
... grown with our business community and meets its needs. was founded, or was regarded after foundation, as the great bulwark the Whig devolution 1688. Tt has now become completely divorced from politics, but its directors aT e the real dictators of our financial ...
... possible channel for promotion. the House the only opposition he had heard of appeared in the amendment m>ved those crusted whigs, bigoted reactionaries, blind and fervid admirers of leei'sl/dion hundred years the members Tor Bow and Bromley, Mile End. ...
... after- wards Fox himself. not air all discouraged by-the late of his friend, proposed tine eiatne toast at a dinner of (he Whig Clete: As soon as he heard of it ibe King seat for the book of the Privy Council, and pith his own hand 'waned Kr.. Fox's rams ...
... Shortly afterwards Fox himself, not at all discouraged by the fate of his friend, proposed the same toast at a dinner of the Whig Club. As soon as he heard of it the King sent for the book of the Privy Council, and with his own band erased Mr. Fox's name ...
... Shortly afterwards Fox himself, not at all discouraged by the fate of his friend, proposed the same toast at a dinner of the Whig Club. As soon as he heard of it the King sent for the book of the Privy Council, and with his own band erased Mr. Fox's name ...
... Shortly afterwards Fox himself, not at all discouraged by the fate of his friend, proposed the same toast at a dinner of the Whig Club. As soon as he heard of it the King sent for the book of the Privy Council, and with his own band erased Mr. Fox's name ...
... Shortly afterwards Fox himself, not at all discouraged by the fats of his friend, proposed the same toast at a dinner of the Whig Club. Aa soon as he heard of it the King sent for the book of the Privy Council, and with his own hand erased Mr. Fox's name ...