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LORD RARTINOTON AT NAIRN

... institutions in developing the strength of a nation. lie observed that he was still proud of the name of Whig ; he desired to maintain and uphold Whig principles, and he felt gratified that his name was preceded on the roll of burgesses by the illustrious ...

YR. T. P. O'CONNOR, LP., ON IRELAND

... British hangmen in Ireland. In a few years the fate of Ireland would be decided. Parliament would meet in a few days, and both Whigs and Tories would ask them for tbeir votes, but the Irish party would only vote in the interests of Ireland, ...

MR. MCNIIELLA AT LOWESTOFT

... politicians as the , of Ireland. The American contMent was lost to Enslai,d because the Liberals were divided by the Court Whigs leering the true party. and the Liberal Uniouiat P of to-rill were doing work similar to that of those Court Vi TUE POSIMASTER ...

MR. OCSCHEN AND MR. GLADSTONE

... on the Local Government Act, this year's finance, and Irish Administration. Be repelled Mr. Gladstone's claim to represent Whig traditions respecting the Union. As to his assertion that there are unequal laws in Ireland, he replied that the inequality ...

HERTS. AND CAMBS. REPORTER

... late baronet He was a grandson of the first and nephew of the second Earl Gray, and when, after the long exelusion of the Whigs from plaoe of power, Lord Gray found himself located In Downing-street, there could be little doubt that once in Parliament ...

POLITICAL PARTIES IN THE LAST

... century the Tory, who believed in the navy for our defence, advocated peace and the reduction of the standing army, while the Whig not only advocated the keeping up of our own standing army, but those of other countries. After giving an interesting review ...

A SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY PIGOTT

... instantly acquitted. TREASONARLE SCHEMES, “Early in the session, Howe (who, Lord Macaulay says, *lately the most virulent of Whigs, bad been by the loss of place turned into the most virulent of Tories ”) “ complained, with his usual vchemence and asperity ...

MINING ACCIDENTS IN PRUSSIA

... 112 per 1000 (against 115 doing the previous 15 peen), and that of persons in. IS 54 per WO, or as large as dating the 6110. 'Whig yew. ...

ENSILAGE

... ENSILAGE. On l,ise above subject 2'he Times has published the follo'whig : Sir,—For the last three years I have taken muck interest in the progress of ensilage in the United Stated, This system of preserving food for cattle programs With great rapidity ...

OPENING OF THE ST. GOTHARDI

... recently resigned the mastership of the local peck of hounds he had hunted for more than forty years. In politics hie Gra..e was a Whig, and a supporta! of Mr. Gladawnolli Government. ...

WOBTH • GUINEA A BOX

... BOX. P* Oman* ad all ogee thaw Pills see isvateshie. ell es • feW I Mof them astri.n.Ql poet haniews. ape obetretioas. Illtd Whig about IS WM us mowed. t o issele should be =it.Cl. There a so aiedisine to be found to meal lASI PILLS foe “410.111 soy obetraotios ...

WOBTH A GIITNIA ♦ BOX

... awa bye. Fos Istsslos d 11l ides time Pals N nivalsobl% as • MI dome of them aersi,olinll pose beam open MI obstruction% sod Whig about tn. dist is rsdaintd. No e.- s. should to •itboat Sten. Thom * so mantles to be trend to sue* MISCHA ilytt PILL. Om 'snowing ...