... SCREEN Wl= BLOWN& Patreet the iceltursl Seek* Mr a rlitillf ib la Edmunds :— Three competitors Whig verY 0 here their amens Whet with barley, we elicrwed the competition each with one Bushel for . The lamp; jo e b fdoced from the muse of ro was deastafir ...

... from 1840. Before then all the colonies were more or less governed from Downing Street, nor was there any question between Whigs and Tories of what is known as the colonial policy in our day. Lord Durham's mission to Canada in 1840, and ,the le a ialatiun ...

... Governor. At the request of Ministers His Excellency sent his aide-de-camp, Captain Knollys, to Parihaka, with a letter asking Te Whig to meet him. Te Whiti's reply is characteristic of the race and of the man. It consisted of but a few words. He said, 4 ' The ...

... from Dr. Nulty, the Roman Catholic Bishop of Meath, suggesting that the electors of Tyrone should secure the rejection of the Whig candidate, as a lesson to Mr. Gladstone for the retention in prison of the persons arrested under the Coercion Act. Of the ...

... Irish landlordism, and until that work wils fully accomplished there could be no alliance between the Irish people and the Whig party in this country. Michael Davitt passed through Bangor on Thursday by the four o'clock Irish express for Lond m. Mr. Egan ...

... late Lord Taunton, then Mr. Labouchere, offered himself for reelection at Taunton on being appointed Master of the Mint in the Whig Ministry. He was opposed by Mr. Disraeli, who was beaten by a large majority. In 1837, however, at the dissolution which succeeded ...