... disapp eared. How the sesideat sessered will probably be kno we. in Dundee and the district, the at Mewls and relatives at the Whig A large steamer , left Nadas tor the mews et the about 11 o'clock, sad al by this time the fares of the gale bad abated: the ...

... 1, Ihrean Sister's-read, gam evideneethat Ms as., bey aged years, had bees preebedg Wen by the dog, sad et hie g oing Is of Whig hies the deg' having his 'Wa lter &Maw Me boy Is was he and althea. bac morn . thee gave el Mon by beteg a as V haw bite, ...

... THE CROYDON 011SI1%YER. JANUARY 1, 1980. 10 - f 14 ORBS orsainn. • _ Teens masa Widow w m azalr *Whig • hone • w - • be to be up in tbe of tbe *a St. Catbertne's on was also ant to prison KOMI VIANCIIII MA2TIN. • 1r besught np on a war Alain.* last. win ...

... Gladstone's pilgrimage in Midlothian, the most important passage of which is the following :— We cannot believe that the old Whig party in England have viewed these remarkable utterances with any sympathy or favour, whatever may be the enthusiasm of applause ...

... opinion that Mr. Gladstone's resumption of his old rank would be damaging to the party, gince it would hopelessly alienate the Whigs. Lord Hartiiigton feels it his duty to for the unity of the party rather than for any section of it, and the plain truth is ...

... ad tar between of any cheage for the K of Coventry, has apperates fer cleaning arabte* = Cede dectroying the Dated better, Whigs and Tones alse still cling to the old by a of 1879 wr oof rus Mr. theonsts a few veare ago. of promulgating the Wen of Bradford ...

... sad when we leg it the lilat of Oatobsr the rib fees had oat Wee OM,* the It is • reeteephr week, the withers sad southern Whig slier MO, the rim I sod verse 1000 yards ie heath. The Browse Itilh ° it the earth re-.dered the real lofty well b test ...

... babied Is 110N4eallitTABLI POLIO= beset. tie Amend by eeeipqnses et he-0011DIT10111 be mord Is • est forelp Falibese. Its ONLY Whig be Omeyesre Numb Sr. aoI Wig be Mee le risks he. Is lied os to 7. J, J. Mime, ...

... cases it was not the Government but the official Opposition which suffered the substitution of a Parnellite for old Irish Whig the species which is now becoming gradually as extinct as the dodo. Sheffield, of course, is treated as a crushing defeat, ...

... while keeps at Owe keether than would allow prat an dipint. Brim we tempressy hiedinde.—Philaddphis The num An at manlamika an Whig told to tho et the Good flemadlsm Nom did • *Mob sma Irma Jemmies haiodebe, and fell ahem stopped. said examiner. And ...

... been the reaalt, ba Bootch fear, bas misled him is that owr excitement against the Tories w throw us into the erme of the Whigs That calculation is w We shall act by princip! e, and not through passion, ‘aod © e shall prefer genuine Tory to the pretended ...

... J. Anderson andC. W. Fouley, half-back 3; H. 0. Whitfeld and E. D. AndersoD, left wing; C. M. Smith and C. J. Clerke, right whig; R. H. Macauley and P. C. Novelli, centre; umpire, Mr. Svan. Darwen: E. Suter, goal; F. Suter and W. Brindla, backs; W. H. ...