Gladstone won its final game, despite being down two coaches, and advanced to the district finals.
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Gladstone announced treaties that further reduced tariffs affecting trade with Austria, Belgium and the German states.
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Gladstone was a leader whose impressive, long- lived political authority arose from his unique persona.
Gladstone, a formidable reformer, personified an era when the British Empire was the great world power.
Gladstone split his then- dominant party on the issue and was trounced in the subsequent election.
Excerpt: Gladstone thought that Irish violence and English reaction to it was corrupting the whole polity.
He had not needed to unlock the Gladstone bag and scatter their infidelities to the world.
The awards will be held at the Gladstone Library in London's Whitehall Place on Thursday 14 March.
He could look for new ideas, invent new issues, try to play Disraeli to Mr Blair's Gladstone.
When Gladstone spent the small hours declaiming endlessly to its members (and even listening to their replies)?
Prime Minister William Gladstone is said to have taken opium in tea or coffee before making important speeches.
Gladstone was retired in order in its half of the fifth and neither substitute was able to bat.
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Gladstone Road, a link road between Mill Lane and Spencer Bridge Road in Northampton, was refurbished in 2011.
His polemical style helped topple the government and return Liberal opposition leader William Gladstone to power in 1880.
Gladstone, Mr Bogdanor declares, saw Britain not as a single nation, but as a partnership of four nations.
The collection includes letters from David Lloyd George, William Gladstone, Rudyard Kipling, George Bernard Shaw and Arthur Conan Doyle.
Gladstone knew the national government budget better than anyone else, and in 1861 he began his great tax-cutting campaign.
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Then in 1865, Gladstone brought the income tax down to an astonishing 1.66%.
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Callan, of Gladstone Road, Watford, was arrested the next day sleeping in a van parked at his brother's home.
But Gladstone's shade seemed less put out than he might have been at hearing of this turn of events.
David Lloyd George, William Gladstone, Rudyard Kipling, George Bernard Shaw, Arthur Conan Doyle and Darwin himself are on the list.
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Unlike Gladstone, Peel or Disraeli, Salisbury neither founded a movement, inspired a doctrine, fought for a principle, nor left behind disciples.
The more Gladstone cut the cost of government, the more people prospered.
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While the last few years have seen the overheated art market turn into a multibillion-dollar global industry, Gladstone has maintained a steady reign.
Isla Gladstone, curator of Bristol Museum and Art Gallery, believes "once captured the cat was kept in captivity, maybe as part of a menagerie".
Mrs Holland said she was aware of a number of residents that had moved from Gladstone Road because the noise levels were so unbearable.
Gladstone saw that the maintenance of the liberal state was incompatible with holding within its centralized grip a large disaffected community of settled mind.
With Gladstone's help, Stead was invited to London, where he became assistant editor of the Pall Mall Gazette, a forerunner of the Evening Standard.
In Gladstone, to the north, 400 properties have already been evacuated.
In 1809, William Gladstone, four times British prime minister, was born.
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