... extensive family estates in Renfre.i shire, on the death of his father, Mr Alexander Speirs,of Elderslie, a leading and consistent Whig,•who was at once the lord-lieutenant and member tor the county. The lamented deceased was educated at Eton ; in 1858 he entered ...

... Ecclesiastical nationalism, writes the Minister, and political freedom in Scotland go hand in hand. The old covenanting Whig was the great grandfather of the modern Liberal. In dress and modes of speech they differ, but in Protestant soul they are ...

... into custody. THZ GRAND ORANGE LODGE OF IRELAND.—Taik et Papal authority and Papal assumption ! initigsandy cries the Northern Whig. Never was there more monstrous attempt at tyranny over conscience, and denial of the rights of freemen, than the Grand Orange ...

... :—First—Mr. Hors. man's declaration that if the Conservatives been educated by recent event*, so had the Whigs : a simple confession, in fact, that the Whigs were reedy to adopt any measures which they thought likely to bring them idto power. Unfortunately ...

... statesmen of the second class. First place stands Mr. W. E. Forster, who has confessedly been crowded out of the Cabinet a vigorous Whig movement m favour of some of their own partisans ; and, considering some of his Parliamentary antecedents, he is well fitted ...

... drawn it a little milder as to the bkllot. MLen at least half a soore times wiser than he-nien of every political complexion, Whig, Tory, and Radical, who did nmb three months ago believe in the ballot, and who had the same Brahminical reverence for good ...

... jealous of regal encroachment, those Conservatives who should dread any infringement of our Constitution, and those young Whigs who, like Lord Bury, aim at winning the concurrence of both sides, should remember two or three ixai portant facts. Iv the ...

... of the Government of Ireland ? The Tories have left one of their party as a legacy in the office of Under-Secretary to the Whigs ; is it within the compass of things sane, or things sincere, that they should accept the Grecian gift When Mr. Perrin became ...

... Galway. 0 A. la I. • 3EI I B sto mare 60 ratter end for the liberal support jet Ime received from sow attention to VITISTTNINt Whig* Si, of the Sewed Ensigns. Zinverts it Wiser. Mask It Ilve Cloak MILLNERS CELEBIZATED WISH FRIEZES. Shirts, Collars, Silk Ties ...

... will '6B be long remembered as the first election, after the passing of a Conservative Reform Bill—a bill that throws all the Whig thiakering on reform, that was so often attempted of late, into the shed of cold oblivion. The elections of 1868 were rendered ...

... judgment on Thursday afternoon with reference to the application for an attachment against the publisher* of the Btljast Northern Whig, Northern Star, and Ulster Examiner, for having inserted articles calculated to prejudice and interfere with the course of ...

... peer of Scotland, reported as having taken place on Tuesday at his country seat in Lanarkshire. Lord Belhaveo was a staunch Whig, and for many years acted as her Majesty’s representative iu the General Assembly of the Sco:ch Church. London, Thursday. —An ...