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... Tilemlay Horning by the Shipwrecked N13611.14' Society `l'lle Catherine le:longed to 0 inturvon, and wax a vessel of serouty tons, Whig owned by 31r. 1:. William., of Nevin. ANOTHER ENGLISHMAN KILLED IN 'rum ALPS. A young English doctor CAW, who has been traielling ...
... the origin of the word Whig. Scottish tradition runs as follows :—ln the struggle for religious liberty in Scotland one of the parties placed on their banner the motto, We Hope In God, the initials of which make the word. Whig, and they were ,so called ...
... and SI. Laveleye, and the number is one in which the reader should miss nothing. triaa to incmaao the niiachicf between thu Whig* ami Mr. Gladstone, and our French ally Ladies •ml the joint polity. let-land U very interesting essay, and there the inevitable ...
... BREAD Is more paltable than any • rATENT MALT BREAD Keeps sweet longer than ot • MALT BREAD Keeps moist longer than lln F. WHIG e OIL AND TALLOW IMPOR COLOUR, VARNISH, AND WORKS, HINDPOOI • RUS SE L L WAT,INI MANUFACTURERS, it, CRURCR-STREET. LIVEBPOI ...
... cabiuet Was composed of err called tlt hie and called Radicals, and t•me Rad.cale knew they had got the Whig party under their thumb, and with the Whig party they could do whatever they pleased. They saw the Cabiuet weakened day by day. The Duke if Argyll ...
... SherbrooKß In the Lords nobody hears anything 0 he is, in fact, just as important as Lord Abebdare, Lord CarlinGFOB other of the Whig mediocrities whom gencies have at various times forced stone to promote. But he is still able, and since the House of Lordsaapr> ...
... amendments which they introduced to conciliate the Parnellites. relinquishing the power to enforce night-search they offended many Whigs and all the Tories, and were beaten on division by thirteen votes. The horrible murder of Lord Frederick Cavendish and Mr. ...
... true, reasonably be expected to work well together. The elements of which the Government is composed are inharmonious. There Whigs, and Liberals, and Radicals, and Republicans, and they respectively pull, with more or less determination, their several ways ...
... agitation against every sentence and action of the then Prime Minister. The various leaders, of tho Radical, Republican, and Whig sections of tho Liberal party caught their chief's aim, and throughout the disunited kingdom spread war against the powers ...
... e i ° jo mining the tenant's ability to pay was first raisetos the House of Commons, when one of the represen tives of the Whig element proposed to Intat,ot imperative upon the Commissioners to take the right into consideration. The bill, as it left tile ...
... propared from the Dandelion Am, carefully solecied truth all parts of liatupahire, Keut, Busse; and Surroy—inauy tour a,year Whig used ; and when thu fluid aunt% it made it coulhaued wail a resia. oar usouuou of Yudophylliu, obtatuod trout the root the ...
... Mr. Bright, Mr. Chamberlain, and probably Lord Spencer and Lord Hartington. would have got more of their own way, and the Whig landowners and their lick-spittles less: that the savages adore their fetishes and beat them by turns; that party loyalty among ...