... and the matter is disposed under seven heads. Of these the first, antd at presvens Lhe mlos free, self-governing ?? PAlrzeiox Whig. Dromiaerut, is the Irish land question.-Tzblet. PALL MALL GAZETTE OFFICE, 2, NORTHUMBERLAND STREET, STRAND, LONDON, WG ...

... represented by the more popular assembly. The 'existence of susch a House is one of the anomalies of a free, self-governing ?? Whig (Belfast). This review of the action of the Upper House during the last fifty years is evidently of the highest importance ...

... of biurlesque, by his singtlarly grotesque representatioui of (lorilida, and he is ably assisted by Mcssrs -, &c.-Northberis Whig. Dis3itegged Slay 19th. TlEATRE ROYAL, BELFAST. lfR. J'O H N OW 3E N, Nihating resigned hisi Engagement swiuhi The Mlilliontaire ...

... Trevor Chichele Plowden, Political Resident at Baghdad. Mr. Goldwin Smith-Past and Present. By R. Barry O'Brien. Radicals and Whigs. ByHenry Labouchere, M.P. Mozart. By H. H. Statham. Our Colonial Policy. By St. Leger Herbert, C. M.G. Occupying Ownership ...

... E. J. Ml'Creary accompanied on the pianoforte. The concert concluded with the bhand playing the National Anthem.-Northern Whig, Wednesday, December 24th. Letters and telegrams can be addressed, care of Herr STeRNEPa, 12, Red Lion-square, Holborn, London ...

... Trevor Chichele Plowden, Political Resident at Bagledad. Mr. Goidwin Smith-Past antd Present. By L Barry O'Brien. Radicals and Whigs. ByHenry Labotchere, M.P. Mozart. By H. H. Statham. Our Colonial Policy. By St. Leger Herbert, C.M.G. Occupying Ownership. ...

... g othe z r. earroxat deais work igmtoothl %ad ing glse a andselt bonda ne flrt podneaL'3 a ~t b ?? Wodo wft the success et whig Is~ wuien it worib 2tow aeben.z eouth lave day ofvaluey SaC). MrbaAosoatof &h ran vcimh ald wits i haroing detaily, includsin ...

... collillnnscement to the end of their l -accl cilhe elicitsat the ceiclusion were greeted 'vithl several TllQicee ec'as Of ?? Doily WhIg, November 16th. lce aets lieatllrewas liorceo Uheatley and Ted Traynor, the eliccee. t ace1 I wt ?? collcedialis cre)- seen ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, AILDDLESBROL' EH. MIr C. A. White, as Jailtes, is one of the best old men wye have seen on the stage for sortie ?? Whig. Jaikes ins the hands of C. A. White was an extremely clever charac- ter ?? Telegraph. C A. White gave a careful interpretation ...

... , ga e a good interpretation of the pert of Mlichonnet, amid was easy and natural, and where requisite humorous, -Northern Whig. Mr William Farren, jun., was, as Michonnet. all that need be desired in the faithful and disappointed prompter of the Comedie ...

... shall live, although that mighty tongue is dumb, Unto Sir Stafford Northcoto Primrose Day is dedicated, Who yet, will make the Whigs appear like travellers belated. 1 Primrose Day is not an evanescent cotmposition, but a song which for all time -ill arouse ...

... live, although that mighty' tongue is dunilb. Unto Sir Stafford Northcote Primrose Day is dedicated, Wiho yet 'Vill Meake the Whigs appear like travellers belated. _ Primrose Day is not al ev anescent com11position, Ibut a song whieh 1 for all time wvill ...