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... hear. as the Duke made his demand. They were delighted to have a chip at the Whig Government, and the Address was duly amended to satisfy the ob ieetors. Though the Whigs night profess their amusement, a great many people in the country took the matter ...
... Charing Cross, who knows Make it James II., to whom the modern Navy owes so much, whose memory is so grossly maligned by the Whigs, and we wouldn't mind rallying round and taking a crack at the greasy lying dogs, ourselves, and you can quote us as saying ...
... 01184 Continuous worn 1 p.m. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19th. FOR SIX DAYS ON THE SCREEN MERLE OBERON RALPH RICHARDSON IN THE LION HAS WHIGS A FILM FOUNDED ON FACT! Inspired by the HEROES OF THE KIEL RAID ALSO GORDON HARKER and STANLEY HOLLOWAY In SQUIBS (U) 1 ON ...
... Church council with their creeds, Calvin with his Institutes, Elizabeth with her 39 Articles, Newton with his Principles, the Whigs with their Declaration Rights, the Yankees with their Declaration Independence, the Constitutions of and their revision Napoleon ...
... officials problems standing for li. kitietnas anal the provision of air raid shelters. Na' definite emergeil the meeting. matters Whig left for further consideratiitu. CHESHIRE CC. MOVES are iiiitified Cheshire emitity l'incnins. Mil- that this ('ouuuhtauiy ...
... as strange that Thomas Creevey, a person of somewhat' obscure birth, should have been admitted on such familiar terms to the Whig circle the most exclusive of all political parties. It was not until these volumes had been published that the puzzle was explained ...
... was therefore invited become a candidate for the t'rba Council. The contest was a memorabt One because he ran in the election Whig Mr. Harboard, who was a personality' of the irrepressible kind who ma himself heard and seen! Mr. Mason continued to serve ...
... near the capital of the country, enjoyed the friendship of great noblemen and even the Royal family at a time when the great Whig families were in fashion. The picture of this little group of privileged and prosperous people, who had enough time to enjoy ...
... evening prayer, 8. St. Mark's, IllanwelL- H.C.. 8; matins. 10.30; solemn eucharist, 11; solemn evensong. 6.30. N. Matthew's, Whig Counsis.— }CC.. 7 and 8: preacher at 11, the Vicar; 3 15. children's service; 5.30, Handers Me.siah (Parts 2 and 3) by Ealing ...
... their servants, preside over this treasure-house of detail. From the political martyrdom of Lord William to the death of that Whig heavy-weight, the fourth Duke, the family history is kaleidoscopic. extravagance, tragedy, and the comedy of Georgian will ...
... the u Brand Little Lim IP alee e ti of bile flowing uP . ~1 Hanalne. In mining GI re flow freely. 1' coiCs Brood Piot, tutu: Whig. 14 I.llls ...
... second turned Newcome's into an extremely fashionable seminary for the sons of noblemen and gentlemen of (for the most part) Whig persuasion one of the earlier Newcomes had been tutor to Charles Fox and brought the numbers of the school up to eighty or ...