... BIRTHS, MARJIIAG ES, & DEATHS. wider These Iv(Whigs '. ° P. (cf. for three btu C. - a! file •hilliJag tor each additional line. ...

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... SOME EXCELLENT POINTS BY A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE ‘' HISTORIC WHIGS,” Lord Edmond Fitzinaurice has been dc-i seribed as a representative of the ‘““historic Whigs.” Heis a member of a famous Whig | house, and & brother of the present War See-| retary, the ...

... REJOICES THAT HE WAS DESTROYED THE WHIG PARTY. The Duke of Devonshire essayed to reply to Sir W illiam Harcourt in his speech at St. Helens last night. Sir William (said he) had charged him with having destroyed the old Whig party but if that was only a r ...

... THE CONFERENCE. MR. KEIR HARDIE DECLARES THE WHIGS TO lb ...

... amongst whom flowersand hmmflm‘lg.dmdhnhd. The bridegroom is the son of old Whig squire who resigned his seat for Greenwich to make way for Mr. Gladstone in 1868. Like many other old Whigs Mr. tein is now a 'ror{. The bridegroom’s ather gave the skeleton of ...

... Berenof 22 wear sueh things » *3 pointedly replied, ** but whig he munaged the youny fade b o daily sllowance, tely out of the hands of “utgotote botrow money.” Beoks are Destroyed. In addition to lending ...

... what must he deue? Well. Mr. Stanhope declares that the Whig minority must not be allowed to rule the roost. The fact is thatthe Liberal partv, in his opinion, has too long been ruled by the Whigs, and be declares it to be about time for the Liberal party ...

... publication, which is issued in the interest of investors. Writing of this old and well-established {oumal. the “ Northern Whig says, * The ‘Finance 'uvion'is one of the most valuable commercial papersin the country. Itis conducted with great ability ...

... STRENCTHEN THE CHURCH. . 2ir.'S. Whitbread, a well-known figure in fornxy Parliaments—and another representai - of thehistoric Whigs—criticised theEducagicu Till in addressing & meeting of the Bedfcrd Women's Liberal Association yester@z). 1@ said it had been ...

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... that as the Whigs formed the staple of the new Liberal Unionist party, the headquarters of the Whigs in clubland would once more become an important political rendezvous. But nothing of the kind has happened. From being a coterie of Whigs, Brooks’s has ...