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... including the rai) at two-thirds the former price. It is evident that the owners are aws the increasing determination with whig| English coal-owners are competing for Baltic market, and are trying to 1& their own financial position to meet slaught. A ...
... dye his whiskers.”) The company was magnificently mixed. An ambassador or two looked in for a word with the Prime Minister; Whig colleagues aired themselves, released from the Treasury Bench for an hour or so; young Members angled for a smile and felt ...
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... shops; relics of the days when it was little more than a fishing port—with a strong Interest in the smuggling trade, be it whig pered! In the old, narrow streets running wp off the North Quay, and even on the Quay itself, are houses with great cellars ...
... ‘describes it as ‘sober, temperate, and mild.) “The Protesitanty religion is devided inw two parts, Whigs and Tories. The Tories g 0 to church and the Whigs to chapel “Oliver Cromwell, surnamed Comi . - wealth . . . was the only son of a brewer., but in ...
... but jusy nice. (Anoither boy it as ‘sober, temperate, and mild.) rotesiany religion is devided into , Whigs and Tories. The Tories irch and the Whigs to chapel. Cromwe!l, surnamed Common. . was the only son of a brewery, ime of war he was a brave and er ...
... his party on the Home Rule question. A WHIG CENTRE, For nearly a cencury the borough was looked upon as a Whig centre, and oniy Whig candidates sought election. In 18 Sir F. Knowles standing agamnst two othes Whigs received only 64 votes and three years ...
... LIBERALS’ SOCIAL. Carnival an&Whig‘_tyDgive at Whitley Bay. About 120 persons spent a merry evening at the Waverley Hotel, Whitley Bay, last night at a “Hallow E'en” carnival and [double whist drive organised by the Whitley Bay apd Monkseaton branches ...
... century ago were “ars. In 1826 there was a Bill Liddell and Bell. the successful i'dates, of £60,000. Mr Thomas “h Beanmont (Whig) was eal'ed ray £BO.OOO, and Lord Howick, the iz candidate, £20,000. Perhaps the was worth it for the electors were ! with ...
... raicing &rma agsins COSTLY ¢ Flectiong in the costly affars | against Lidde’] Tory cand dates Wentworth B apon to pav i° other Whig ca expense was wor regaled with 3 tween Mr Beou wards Lord Do- In South Nort A remarkahls down to 1073 ¢ divided. 1 177 vative) ...
... awestruck by millions, called hiin, was well ali the role of patron of tlie arts. The | Countess wag one of the grandes * great Whig ladies. Brougham mizc ‘ irreverently of “Old Mother Staff hig letters to Oreevey. but he was obs * enough in the presence. ...
... late years has made it quitg clear that our Stuart Kings, one and all have been subject to gross injustice at the hands of Whig Propagandits. ! x| ) * We to-day honour our Stuart Kings tor upholding those principies for which they even sacrificed themselves ...