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... MR. GLADSTONE AND THE WHIGS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Sir,—The belief, which is becoming general, that Mr. Gladstone is prepared to use his power in Parliament to hand over the loyal in Ireland to the dominion of the disloyal, obliges me to ask myself ...
... MR. GLADSTONE AND THE WHIGS, Referring to what would! follow should the Liberals have a majority at the General Election, the Referee says:— “Mr. Gladstone wouldnotbeprepared to abandon all his ancient loves and his equally ancient prejudices. He would ...
... battle may be fonght without personal animosity. I read history truly, Whig principles have made renowued wherever liberty is prized or freedom is valued. Blots have marred some Whig meahures, but 1 challenge our foes deny that they have ever been right ...
... MR. GLADSTONE AND THE WHIGS. Referring to what would; follow should the Liberal' have a majority at the General Election, the Referee says:— Mr. Gladstone would not beprepared to abandon all his ancient love , and his equally ancient prejudices. ...
... THE LATE JUDGE WHIG HAM. Mr. H. Pettit, solicitor, of Leighton Buzzard, upon the Judge taking his seat, said that, as this was the first sitting of his Honour at the court over which the late Judge, Mr. bad presided for nearly thirty years, wocld like ...
... AN ELECTION BHTME BT AN OLD WHIG. THEAR again of civic war, Again religions strife ; Again will sound the din and jar Upon my closing life. I’ve fought with fathers ; I may tell fought for truth right; They sleep within the silent cell, 1 soon may find ...
... Bxvoei J. Whig ham, Eeq, Jcdgx. aukold ▼. srxttca. The plaintiff in thu ca»«, George Arnold, sand and peat merchant, Heath-and-Beach, sued the defendant, nurseryman at Darlington, near Newcastle, to recover sum of 16a., cla.med as fcalanes due for sand ...
... THE NEW HOME SECRETARY. THE TORY FRYING-PAN AND THE WHIG FIRE. | TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS, | Sir,—l observe that at the meeting at Devonshire | House, when Lord Hartington and Mr. Chamberlain : exchanged the kiss of peace, his lordship expressed ...
... : SINGER'S E WHIG lOU PONT La MIN In 1879 the Ir7j - 4 - 311.467 In 1880 „ 538,809 se The Unpreeedented 8s ailbrds sweet Nowise- Ins Proof of the Merits of these Xaohinee. SHIGEO ' S SEWING From 14 te. he \ MACHINES ARE UNIVERSALLY aultsowledged to ...
... TO MOTHERS & NURSES The Only Certain Belief for CHILDREN CUTTING THEIR TEETH Is MRS. JOHNSON'S SOOTHING SYRUP, Whig& is not swallowed, merely rubbed on the It ia gel:ranted to be perfectly harmless, and very agreeable to tbe taste. It cools hd the heated ...
... send me back a returned nmpfl to Woburn, but to turn | the Woburn Whig into an Aylesbury Whi{v(chuu), { and the Aylesbury Whig into & Westminster Whig, and to let me fight side by side with Sir Nathaniel de toths- | child in the interests of Aylesbury ...
... TERRIBLE COLLISION AT HAMPTON WICK. Het Whig. Wham Oh. that's tali;' lauelea HM hatm was harped ! ' A TRAIN W REI;KKI) ON A BRUN:K. they y say. - And bit. wife Well, Mr. Yarley, I've • wife of my own. and so iI aint proper for me to be intermit& ...