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Faringdon Advertiser and Vale of the White Horse Gazette

MR. GLADSTONE ANJXTHE WHIGS

... the Liberate, Jbnti especially of the Whigs. It was noble thing on the part of Burke and Fitzwilliam and the other seoaders from Fox that not all their horror of France could make them untrue to Ireland. The Whig party after the schism remained for Irish ...

FOR NEW A.ND GENUINE

... FOR NEW A.ND GENUINE SEEDS AT EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES TO Descriptive Priced Catalogues, WHIG H MAT BE HAD GRATIS POST FREE ON APPLICATION TO ® . V BY, SEEDSMAN, ETC., LECHLADE, January 24th, 1864. STOVE ORNAMENTS. THHEE-FOLD SCREENS FOUB-FOLD BOBBINS ...

THE PA.Ii[NGDON ADYEBTIBEB, SAIUEDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1888

... confidential intercourse, and to treat with them. Lord Hartington announced himself Whig. The noble lord’s claim to the title was dubious, for Sheridan and the leaders the Whig party, including the representatives of Cavendish family, fonght the treaty of ...

A POT OF CEMENT

... present, in tetnrn, of a pot of cement, warranted to fasten any two articles together, be they as antipathetic as oil and water. Whig and Radical, till after the elections. RATHER LESS THAN THE TORIES WILL GIVE. The Evening News says : So far as the bulk of ...

THE INDIA BILL

... far-reaching character of the scheme, was extraordinary. The appeals to general principles which would have been heard had Whig and Tory been approaching the Bill as such, were wholly absent The Secretary of State handled the problem not only with the ...

toe conservative! and the Peelites to beat the Premier on a point of detail the Militia Bill, and Lord John,

... 305 votes to 286. and instantly resigned. This resignation was followed by ths flnrmation of a Coalition Cabinet between the Whigs, Peelites, and Radicals. Mr. Gladstone received the post of Chancellor of the Exchequer, and began bis career in his new office ...

IRISH POLICY

... commissions, which are constructed on the principle that the wishes of the people co»*ut for nothing. But, balancing the merits of Whig, ’lory, and Radical, he would prefer Conservative Government to undertake the work of Irish reform. Land Purchase Act was by ...

AT EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES

... AT EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES T O ICY’S Deßcriptive Priced Catalognee, WHIG B MAT BE HAD , > GRATIS * POST FREE ON APPLICATION TO E* TO VET. SEEDSMAN, ETC., LECHLADE. lansary 24th, 1884. TO BUIIiDSBS, HAT A STRAW DEALERS, and Other*.—TO BE LET. or SOLD ...

A RADICAL MISTAKE

... p-ople of the country the present lime. The last General Election I that look place in December was, he believed, I 1783. The Whigs were in power before that Election, but at the Election in there was I complete turn-over, and Pitt came in at the head I of ...

(From Uooruhint.)

... impossible to shut him up. The Liberal Umbrella—Rook Enough for all op us.” Hotelery. The Radical Oko Jumbo, Chamberlain (to the Whig Marquis Hartiiqfton): Room for all of us—so dere am. Room for dis chile underneaf him; room for you aud dat other niggah outside ...