... DEATH OF A JODHMALIBT. Junes Lawson, assistant sub-editor, Nortim* Whig, has suddenly died at Belfast. Desessed was in Scotland on Friday attending his brother’s funeral, and amred Belfast on Saturday morning. Early on Sunday morning he was supplied with ...

... SUDDEN DEATH A NEWSPAPER MAN. James Lawson, assissant sub-edit 1 Whig, has died suddenly at Belfast under painful circumstances. Deceased was in Scot and attending his brother's funeral, at Belfast Saturday morning. Early on Sunday was supplied with ...

... who think they see their opportunity in the present situation will have to reckon with the Duke of Argyll as well as with the Whig seceders from the party ranks. The speech of the Lord Privy Seal was striking proof, and doubtless was intended to be understood ...

... extend it to other parts « a- the country would be an exceptional inter 5 ference with freedom of contract. MrKinnga is a Whig of the Whigs in his veneratio ra for the phrase freedom of contract, and he s limits his principles by his love of it the nt one nears ...

... would become a Whig coterie with one or two Radicals in it, who would persistently outvoted that in the end they would have to withdraw. In this case all drastic legislation would be shelved, and we should drift into the far niente Whig, which has been ...

... placard was issued calling upon tenant farmers to assemble in their thousands and show the tyrannical Chief Secretary and his Whig Government that they would no longer be deterred by threats. At an auction in Country Clare land realised only from £2 to 10s ...

... caustic ridicule and. withering sarcasm. He accused the great Minister of borrowing his tactics from the Whigs. Sir Robert Peel, he said, caught the Whigs bathing, and he walked away with their clothes. He has left them the full enjoyment of their liberal ...

... conversion from Conservatism to Radicalism, lias put brigade of its boy messengers into uniform of buff and blue -the true Whig colours. Those young gentlemen are very proud of their attire, but haven't the faintest idea of why or wherefore they are so ...

... deprived excitable Hibernian legislators what little self-restraint and good sense they usually display. Because the Tories and Whig landlords selfishly and short-sightedly thwarted the good intentions of the Government, the Irish members threatened to adopt ...

... caustic ridicule and withering sarcasm. He accused the great Minister borrowing his tactics from the Whigs. Sir Robert Peel, he said, “caught the Whigs bathing, and he walked away with their clothes. Ho has left them in the full enjoyment of their liberal ...

... position taken up towards the Bill by different speakers, irrespective of party associations. The opposition was led by an able Whig Peer, though not one of the official class, and one of the strongest speeches against the Bill was delivered a noble Lord, ...

... Bills all found in him a strong su porter. If he never committed himself to household suilrage before Mr Disraeli “ dished the Whigs” ing that measure he at all events ex- ey Cane imself in favour of considerably lowering . the £10 franchise, was always an ...