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... THE NORTHERN WHIG, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1882. tion of commorco with the fighting power of a second class ironclad. The maobinery and the mechanism of the guns we.’e protected by armour ; the buoyancy and stability were secured by underwater armoured decks ...
... Brom toe Gobs& at Tali as A sew Tests will leave Inverscas toe :emsat at p.n., and laving MAW and Great North Teak will leave Whig ler pa.adlirsatisMineedinta Stations, mi 4 Assn at 6.11 gm. gement 6.60 p. a. This from Keith mill leave at 7.31 pm, eeus. ...
... choose between the two parties the score of eeonomy. In the days when he himself was Tory the Tories were more frugal than the Whigs. The of Wellington and Sir Robert Peel were great •MBOtnists of the public money. Lord Derby ■bowed no disposition nil to increase ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1882. did not think that too much. . The sliding scale was in force Belfast, and so long as that was so he did not see well how they could further reduce the price of gas. The report was adopted. The report of the ...
... are taunted with overtrumping the Beaconsfield policy of 1878. The Moderates make out that this is only a proof that whether Whigs or Torii!, are in power the foreign policy of this country will essentially be the same. Disguise it as we may, the policy ...
... analogs awn* map by L. roasts Oa Sword, a mall it was tht canal bask al March. Ind abnrd , a.r.rsard. the dad body of tbs wt by Whig. Moro of Bad*. r 11•11.1111. A 11. o' l hf c as Cabe& SDI:NEWRY IIMISION& a. Mr O. F. Wpm, Z. A. wrSr, W. Y. ;Alma( ...
... the fear of One was raised iri Giasgow under the command of the late Samuel Hunter, editor of and I was urged to it, but my Whig princi, ies would not allow me to do so, ‘est im trades were then and for after t! industries of our city. lished and Dissent- ...
... r V. MOZI.F.Y'S REMINDICENCES OF OXFORD. SPORT IN A GERMAN FORMYCOUNTRY. REMINISCENCES OF A MARCH. LADIES IN ICELAND. THE WHIGS LAST CHANCE. OUR FRENCH ALLY IN EGYPT. BIACIIPOOD lllass. Idlsburgb awl Leedom. - ...
... or who think they have found a panacea. Some criticise the coercive system a'bpted by Mr. Gladstone; others defend it; the Whigs propose this; the Tories attack that; and, truanwhile, the evil grows and the Government do so more than make false steps in ...
... —Part V. MOZLEY'S REMINISCENCES OF OXFORD. SPORT IN A GERMAN FOREST-COUNTRY. REMINISCENCE OF A MARCH. LADIES IN ICELAND. THE WHIGS LAST CHANCE. OUR FRENCH ALLY IN EGYPT. WILLIAM BLACKWOOD and SONS, Edinburgh and London. S ...
... from London. The Queen walked dram oa Monday morning with Princess Beatrice, the Duchess of Connaught, and the Princesses [Whig and Margaret of Prussia. The Duke and Duchess who keno been at Boyton House, near Salisbury, pot week, their visit to a conclusion ...