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... A WHIG VIEW OF THE FRAN- CHISE QUESTION. CONSIDKRABLE attention (writes a London correspondent) has been attracted by the address of Mr. Albert Grey, M.P. Mr. Grey is a typical Whig. Be is the heir of Earl Grey, and he has during the present Parliament ...
... Whig. Anything sontplein los ewer bins Clyde Shigyliej Jtotheeter -- •*1 the boartis.—Yerning Lealnihnil etteet, 8.C., _ 7225 , or to J. O. PINKERTON, 10, Viotoris Otriset, Bellhat. ...
... Ulster had completely dished the Whigs, the last of whom shuffled off the mortal coil in County M mag ban. Now, what most people knew was that the political campaign in Ulster. instead of completely dishing the Whigs, had dished the Tories, and left ...
... combination between Whigs and Tories in Ulster to keep out Nationalists when there is a combination between Tories and Nationalists in active work in St. Stephen's to put out the Whigs? What would be the use, for example, of Whigs in Ulster helping to ...
... UNITED IRELAND AND REDISTRIBUTION. United complains of jerrymandering the Parliamentary areas in the Whig interest, and points to the County Down as cut up to make the return of a Tory impossible and of a Nationalist uncertain, though both Tories and ...
... in 1877 he stood on the same platform with Mr Bright and lir Arch, advocating Household Suffrage in the counties as as old Whig. ...
... TI , grra-able Loseueitlioat: Whiskies a t beat or I l'ri= ?Wish , - le Whig. . - - whereas the truth is dl wawa et Ur Palloaris.. - never oameseeeL rene= l. . lu anad'atiaS - souse., - in seeking ea m o 2, f a . _. riELLAR•I3 CX)111 j ?LAMM LJ - Plasters ...
... FREEMAN AND THE FRANCHISE BILL Tan Journal says :—The passing of the Reform Act of 1884 is the death-knell of old parties. Whig and Tory, in Ireland. Certainty alone belongs to the future of the representation of Ireland in the next Parliament, and, if ...
... admirable in eV*, way.—lielfesi fter. As a playable play it taxes high rank; full of intßre.t, pathos, and power.—Northern Whig. Anything more complete has never been pot on the boards.—Moriung News. Eclipses miything ever attempted at cur Theatre ...
... two other members of the Whig party are 'dissatisfied with the measure gives them some hope that they may be able to present a decent vote before the country. They are in such a miserable pligh, that without aid from either Whigs or Nationalists they cannot ...
... MR. DICKSON'S LAND BANK SCHEME. Tax London correspondent of the Whig writes: —Mr Dickson's lead beak schuss is now in the hands of the printers, and will be circulated next Thursday. A memorial asking the Prime Minister to receive • deputation on the ...
... down. Brush Lights without change. Locals—New issues of Belfast and Ulster Banks inquired for, and the following are offered :—Whig shares, Ulster Banks at 14, and Aimott's. Oxn o'clocx—Baihton A. to 1074 ; Caledonian, 97i to ; North British. 984 to North ...