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... =Whig OM . BEES KNEES FONSIMOOK 388328. Midweek special Fillet 12oz 0.50. Sunday Lunch 0.95. Christmas Pony Menu. Four courms E 8.95. THE CROWN INN chapel Strout. Butt Lane. Quality stoats awry nt . 1 634 Nervations/details 0782 THE UNION HOTEL LONOTON ...
... willing enough to strike his friends, but he is still more eager to smite his foes, Without Whig aid, the Tory Gocernment was in any case doomed and the Whigs ere too helpless to assist any lame dog of a Prime Minister over the stile. It is quite idle ...
... WHIGS AND TORIES. The 'rories iu reviewing Mr. Lecky•ii nerowel volume of The History of England in the Eighteenth Century —a rentarkidde and book. : — In of the moot tnnsterly i.hapters of bin honk, Mr. Leeky insists on this inherent difference hetween ...
... AN OLD UISTOL WHIG. Sir.- Thie estrart, Lord Reoillectiona of • Long Lite Iwol. iv., 3te may to antding, to of your reaers. The uncompninuang Wing, Arthur Palmer (who dial in Anew. , aged vary well known to an older generation of linstoliana. I often ...
... PLAIN WHIG PRINCIPLES.' The Saturday Review, adverting to the ssggestion of the Edinburgh Review that Mr. Gladstone should be the Chancellor of the Exchequer in the next Whig Government, says : A Prime Minister of moderate opinions, with the revolutionary ...
... that the Whigs are tlie salt of the earth that Mr Administration is to be provisionally trusted, because it contains 80 considerable a Whig element that the dreaded are admitted only on sufferance, as it were, to thie charmed circle of Whig and that all ...
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... LORD DERBY TO JOIN THE WHIGS. It is now generally believed that Lord Derby has decided to go over to the Whiffs. Twenty years ago he was thought likely to do so. From the commencement of his political life be betrayed learnings towards Liberalism. The ...
... berlain has cast in his lot with the Whigs, So be it. With the Whigs let hith go out of the Ministerial camp, for if Mr Gladstone died to-morrow, Mr Morley would take up and ter has commenced. LORD HARTINGTON’S SPEECH. No true friend of Lord Hartington ...
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