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... 1840—Severe strictures were passed on the Tory Press for affecting to believe that the attempt of Oxford on the Queen a mere Whig trick to secure the Ministry in office. 1848—Joseph Hume advanced a resolution in the Commons to the effect that the House ...

... PAST EVENTS IN OUR ISLAND RECALLED. SEPTEMBER 23HD. 1710—(Aane).-On the overthrow of he WhIg Ministry, Lord Cowper. who was Lord Chancellor for the first time, retired much against the wishes of the Queen- 1720-(George I.).—The Bank of England agreed ...

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... n of cer- tain Post Offifte officials at the Bar of the Honse, Mr Disraeli described Sir Robert Peel as having caught the Whigs' bathing and run off with their clothes. 1860—At this time important financial changes were made in India by Mr James Wilson ...

... 3rd Lord Holland, died, aged 67. He had been Lord Privy Seal and Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster; wrote Memoirs of the Whig Party, Life of Lope de Vega, &c. 1854-Dr. Rae, the Arctic traveller, arrived at Deal with intelligence of the fate of Sir ...

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... and 4. The Corn Laws are pretty well settled now I as a hoiue question. As between ourselves and foreign nations, Tories and Whigs are nearly agreed. •> and 6. I am for the immediate and total repeal °> the Income Tax. i and 8. I am opposed to all taxes ...

... Ju'v '77, to M:u\, 73 ..9 0-32 8 S'aS Jan. to April, 1679 8 5 -it; 8 3*21 D. DAVIS. W. MEXELAUS. W. THOMAS LEWIS. W, S. CART WHIG KT. JOHX F. ROBOTHAM. W. ABRAHAM. JOHN PR >SKER. THUS. HALUPAY. JN-o. LFNi-is. Witnesses to the signatures of the parties herete ...

... Kingston also ran. Betting -2 to 1 on Calabar. Won by two lengths bad third. winner was not sold, and Mr Masterman claimed False Whig. The WELTER HANDICAP PLATE of 150 sovs. for three year olds and upwards winners extra. About one one mile and a quarter. Skotzka ...

... year olds and upwards; winners' extra. Two miles OIl the flat. Sir Robert R Shaw 2 E. Willoughby 2 Batsman, Hope, and False Whig also ran. Betting 2 to 1 on Kirtling, to 4 agst Sir Robert Clifton, and 20 to 1 agst any other. Won by two lengths bad third ...