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... has presented £lO,OOO to the She'Teld General Infirmary. The amount is to be invested, and the interest is to be devoted to &Whig convale.cent patients to homes at the va-ids and elsewhere. IN consequence of the arrangements by which London jury causes ...
... barrister, then quite unknown to public life, son of a leading repealer and newspaper proprietor, much in favour with the Whig Government, said to a friend of mine, My father has been talking just now as if Ireland would become a peaceful Arcadia after ...
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... hig, will be given to the Conservatives. Lord Mostyn's father won his peerage . by fighting many election battles for the Whigs in the days of the first Reform Bill. But estates embarrassed, victories at the hustings and the racecourse have all passed ...
... But it was erected a hundred years ago. Tun C'Aattanoega Times asks Whither are we drifting ? To which the Kisoreiffs Whig replies It would be profane in us to say. How is it, exclaimed the late Horace Greeley one day to a subordinate, that ...
... time ago at l lreenwio the reason why the secession took place is not so difficult of explanation. The seceding members were Whigs, and their cause of offence was that Mr. Chamberlain, who is more advanced than themselves in his political views, had been ...
... tombstone at Winslow, Maine, bears the following inscription : Here lies the body of Richard Thomas, an Englishman by birth, a whig of '76— , a cooper by trade, now food for worms. Like an old rum puncheon whose staves are all marked, numbered and 'looked ...
... Home Rule will he conceded to Ireland. It was once said of an eminent statesman by Mr. Disraeli, that he caught the Whigs bathing and ran away with their clothes. The Conservatives, under the leadership of Lord Salisbury, may take the wind out ...
... rescued them. So horrible was their (ambled appearance that the captain allied oat to them to shut their eyes as they were Whig taken on board. Once on the rescuing steamer, they were treated in the most hum ne manner, the caps sin giving up his own cabin ...
... • =a to do the work who are most likely to do ft well for the pubis, utterly sad entirely regardless trbelher . the man is Whig, or Tory, or RadicaL (Loud timers.) The right hon. gentleman afterwards opened • bazaar in the Drill Hall in aid of funds to ...
... of a K.C.8., educated at Eton and Cambridge, married to the daughter of an earl, a follower of Mr. Gladstone, and not of the Whig section of the Cabinet. So born, so bred, such a man ca mot be a dangerous politici an. Mr. Shaw-Lefevre's promotion has made ...