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... private owner Mr Eli Higham The honest aldermen and councillors of that time were not “loony left-wingers’’ they were probably Whigs and Tories who had a social conscience and were not solely concerned with profitmaking alone It would be criminal to allow ...
... STATESMAN tb thePrim Cksrles the 8b? O tells M Third' Cksrles Fox' (LongnuD) te tfas aad CvSar their well to reproving Burk tfc Whig Party mom little of cos-it them them superior notions were ica deal too tbr of his rcir before had kept of way their Eton tutor ...
... of of the Opposition singularly horsewoman The Whig of day brought BiU all tbe Liberal brought up from to for it came Mr squire of old-fashioned type votes ta tbe House London moved hi ought to be and Whig by of tbe BiU White Mr out riding be pretty on ...
... flour ia perceptible flavour but regard nam dry or rather and fresh for longer MIIIW late Earl Gray on Wednesday tha of tha Whig in Georgian He was tha aa ha first Jamaa' Palaa fi waa Victoria administrator nisiory in Africa waa admirer of Cecil He waa ...
... more than during the three previous years his freedom from office giving him greater latitude and he attacked Conservatives Whigs with almost equal bitterness He political tour in Scotland by his remarks on disestablishment there raised storm which had ...
... few of our readers the misfortunte of having to witness serious operation on one of their friends says writer in the Northern Whig But if they had they would perhaps realise the enormous importance of little instrument which is now universally employed to ...
... rancliise for such before him owed deal the fellows past who were called old Whigs old Wiiigs much better tliau the new were very much like the and lie that tlie modern Whigs had of their backbone of tlie courage of faith in their principles which cha ...
... with girl with tin clear in life severest with de- ceit she again Mrs in alarm vvlH'iv all Ibis tinieF raid id of visit the Whig Mrs lis-u silently it wish in (lie live tlv- Mrs ' I to-night” said ' If tired it in did for if I to ask?” dressmaker Clodagh ...
... history of Britain Today Dr Mark Goldie describes the events that led to the rise of the first political parties Tories and the Whigs during the Restoration 200 The Pocket Money Programme Fifth programme in the series presented by kids and about pocket money ...
... reason for existence oppose Home Rule The old proverb about th ill wind that blows nobody no good finds illustration in the Whig secession Mr Gladstone fully recognised exodus of Lord Hartington et oentre of gravity of the Liberal party When self-seeking ...
... improvement of agriculture on which he spent large sums of money he expended £40000 in rebuilding Covent Garden Market He was a Whig but the esteem of all parties and was honourably mentioned as good old English gentleman’ October 21st 1805 HORATIO VISCOUNT ...
... their noble representative she believed him be the wrong man in wrong place It to her altogether anomaly a noble lord with Whig propensities should to represent division were of Women’s Liberal Associations being formed all over the country and she Helmshore ...