... The Persian Miracle Play. VI. British Lighthouses. VII. Russia Betore and After the War. VIII. Lord Minto in India. IX. Plain Whig Principles. London: LONGRIANs and Co. Edinburgh: A. and C. BLACK. No. XVIII. Price 6s. J'HE CHURCH QUARTERLY 1 REVIEW for JANUARY ...

... The Persian Miracle Play. VI. British Lighthouses. Vii. Russia Before and After the War. VIII. Lord Minto in India. IX. Plain Whig Principles. London: LONGMANS and Co. Ediaburgie: A. and C. BLACK. BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE, for JANUARY, illo. No. DCCLXXi. Price ...

... which will swamp the free opinion of the constituency. You have no right,.you Whigs especially, to go into Tory county, any more than you Tories have a light to go into a Whig county, and try to overturn local opinion by bringing with you a crop of strangers ...

... 5. THE PERSIAN MIRACLE PLAY. 6. BRITISH LIGHTHOUSES. 7. RUSSIA BEFORE AND AFTER THE WAR. S. LORD MINTO IN INDIA. 9. PLAIN WHIG PRINCIPLES. RUSSIA BEFORE and AFTER the WAR, By the Author of Society in St. Petersburg, &c. Translated fromn the Gerasa ...

... The Persian Miracle Play. VI. British Lighthouses. VIL. Russia Betore and After the War. VIII. Lord Minto in India. IX. Plain Whig Principles. London: LONGsIANs and Co. Edinburgh: , A. and C. BLACK. Just published, in crown Svo, price ios. 6d., cloth, IFTY ...

... the place to the Liberals. A bitter struggle is hand. Tho Toi-ies know they have lost their overwhelming majority, and the Whigs think their time has como. Ever since the Berlin Treaty Lord Beaconsfield's popularity has been on tho decline. has often seemed ...

... kinds of eloquence. The noble earl has given us an article, summary, a literary production ordinary character, ftdl of plain Whig 1 principles, ana he has taken advantage of remarkable leature the last two months, and has placed before in very able manner ...

... Langley is a graceful and manly Casslo, whose qualities of person and manner mark him out as a promising young actor.- Noarhiher Whig. GAIETY THEATRE, DUBLIN, February 9th, Twelve Nights. Agent, W. H. Grifflths. M R. H. B A R- R E, 11. ITAYMARKET TIIEATRE, ...

... Lowtiier, in replying, retorted that it was possible the Irish did not lovo the Tories much, but was sure they hated tho Whigs more—an aphorism much cheered from the Ministerial benches. a division the resolution was rejected by votes against ISB. The ...

... worked their way into universal acceptance. (Cheers.) The writer in tho v 'u w refers rather ominously to the conduct of tlio Whigs in 18.1(1 towards the Badical section the part3*. They did not yield, says, to the pressure their Badical allies; the contrary ...

... undue excrcise of rights. Upon the general question he would noteutcr simply for the reason that he did not expect that either Whig or Tory proprietors large estates would ever support any modification of those laws. Mr. PELL admitted that the game laws required ...

... brought about, and who brought it about P (Hear, hear.) those days the Liberal party wore generally known as the Whig party, aud now the Whig party all Liberals are included generally iu the term Liberal party. Well, the Liberal party carried the Bill of ...