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... 28d May 1867. MR BAXTER’S DEFENCE OF THE WHIGS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DUNDEE ADVERTISER. Sin,—I see in the report of Mr Baxter's speech on Re form to the East of Sox Reform Union that he trie to defend the Whigs from an observation by Provost backward in ...
... premises until which had been ismued. The girls havi gone home and left off their trinolines, they were allowe to resume work Whig. ...
... not one of party, ought not to be one of It is one affecting equally the inheritance of all, w! Tories or Conserva- tives, Whigs or Radicals, B “ President of the Reform form League.” The proclamati on was received with loud cheers, Just when the speaking ...
... ratepaying suffrage with great power and eloquence in the leading English towns, and also in Edinburgh and Glasgow. Then, as now, Whigs, Tories, and Radicals were alike loud in their professions of zeal for an ex- ion of the suffrage. As Mr Bricur hap- pily expressed ...
... ever since, 50 to Lhas been accepted post on Wednesday is more than dou his at the The sporting correspondent of ra Northern Whig, usually very correct in his vaticinations, spoke more favourably of Hermit. He says :-— eae ot The amount of Me ge an immense ...
... bei bushel, des ed. Wheat was quoted 4s 1d per flour £10 per ton. state of the Belfast Linen trade as follows The Northern Whig of Saturday refers to the the Linen trade since our last report has Home trade con tinues quiet, though is decidedly fa trade ...
... business. Forei wheat met with a fair enquiry at fully last onday's rates. Barley was in good demand at full prices. The Northern Whig of Saturday reports of fol- lows on the trade of the week :— There is little change to in the Linen trade dur- ing the past ...
... the steck arguments ever against the multiplication of offices so rife when- a new salary for - becomes chargeable. Had the Whigs now bean in _ office, Mr Baxter would proba have had the refusal of the place; but as hé has already’ refused an ‘equally ...
... quarter, may we not look for oe Millennium one of these days ! is a curious fact that Forfarshire stands alone ining; and that Whigs, Radicals, and usehold Great praise fories advovate ho the Tories for having seen the jscertainly due to a re- qror of their ...
... sie ato ast cn Saturday last she who are now, in company with their We may the patient shoved ne sywptoms ef dropsy.— Belfast Whig. fie or Commons ayp THE NUMBER OF THE —Seven pew to d will raise the number of the House to 665, wanting “‘one more” for the ...
... are you to be to which Mr Glad- my his name off.” Lord Derby’s name outlived his era of Liberalism in the books of the old Whig club at least as long as Mr Gladstone’s has outlived his era of Toryism in the books of the Spectator. CONGREGATIONALISTS AND ...
... to pass a one most important present Government waa that they “Bad power te carry House of Peers pot at all likely to be | Whig Go vernment, this meeting vour of the Government storm Bill for trust that no time tion of the people of England ; will be ...