Mr. T. Burt. Lord Hartington. Sir R. Peel. Mr. Chamberlain. Mr. Roebuck. Mr. Fawcett. Sir S. Northcote. 'Punch.' Prince Gortschakoff. Sir W. Lawson. Mr. Forster. Mr. Chaplin. Mr. Goschen. Mr. Parnell. The speakerGriffith & Farran, 1880 - Great Britain |
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... 1868 , Florence Kenwick . She died in 1875. Mr. Chamberlain has been three times Mayor of Birmingham , for which borough he was returned on the retirement of Mr. George Dixon in 1876. ] MR . J. CHAMBERLAIN . A POPULAR novelist recently ...
... 1868 , Florence Kenwick . She died in 1875. Mr. Chamberlain has been three times Mayor of Birmingham , for which borough he was returned on the retirement of Mr. George Dixon in 1876. ] MR . J. CHAMBERLAIN . A POPULAR novelist recently ...
Page 128
... three sessions , and recall the bitter and apparently never - ending strife by which they have been distinguished . Still it is only just to say that , except in the very heat . of those wrangles over the Eastern Ques- tion , which one ...
... three sessions , and recall the bitter and apparently never - ending strife by which they have been distinguished . Still it is only just to say that , except in the very heat . of those wrangles over the Eastern Ques- tion , which one ...
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... three years than Prince Gortschakoff has done ; and his private habits whilst living at Bucharest , during the Russo- Turkish war , were so closely associated with the policy he was pursuing , that there can be no impropriety in making ...
... three years than Prince Gortschakoff has done ; and his private habits whilst living at Bucharest , during the Russo- Turkish war , were so closely associated with the policy he was pursuing , that there can be no impropriety in making ...
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... three years from the time of his admittance to Parliament to gain a seat in the Cabinet over which Lord Russell presided . An elevation so rapid and extraordinary as this was certain to excite the surprise of the public , and to invest ...
... three years from the time of his admittance to Parliament to gain a seat in the Cabinet over which Lord Russell presided . An elevation so rapid and extraordinary as this was certain to excite the surprise of the public , and to invest ...
Page 235
... three years in the House of Commons . He did not be- long to any of the great governing families of the country ; he could not boast of the enormous wealth of the Rothschilds , and he was not even a specially eloquent or power- ful ...
... three years in the House of Commons . He did not be- long to any of the great governing families of the country ; he could not boast of the enormous wealth of the Rothschilds , and he was not even a specially eloquent or power- ful ...
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