... Mr CHAMBERLAIN and his followers only stand out on the phase of the Irish question presented by Mr GLADSTONE, whereas the Whig section and the Liberal Unionists who were raked out of obscurity to stand on the score of their family sympathies and traditions ...

... his He sire I. the iersaieg hes Dab ft Mr grabbed is the the Lad befalbww vase. the gam ; be bad bow of Ms led them was the Whig if bie Hbahkok 4 mllk = sleurieg_ of the Arse luse .— ras the vim. TM Wee= was &treed to wet by the begs audieses. Mr Caroms ...

... Hoare AYR-2.50, 9.15, it, 12.15, 5, 2.50, 5, CM, sad 11. From 10. 11.45 1, 2.30, 4.15, 1.45, 7.13, sad 8.45. me =ober of nous WHIG lacreued as maned to the awnings:a of the public. Extra nausea right, leaving yr 9 anal 10; and Preatnick at 0.10 and 11. ...

... probability, however, existed when the right hon. gentleman last contested a division in Edinburgh. He was assured of victory; the Whigs and Tories dinned triumph into his can daily ; and the & ,, t swore to it. The result must have been fully as much of a surprise ...

... by Their point is, as we unde. stand from Mr well-knewe Nil well of his Clemberlain's telegram of December 7th last, oamo. Whig great hese power. that if the Gladstonian Liberals sincerely desire St Nitha is 6 eel Ill• by the re-union of the party, they ...

... y. Till the kg years the Mater limarlag on be meet the esely me el sense and prise were betel late yews there bee, • heavy Whig net My in the Fhb of lath, bet all the met coast, mid Memoir berdege Miele ho greatly seamed pins The buboes this mom ire ...

... meal Feeds. The Moat. aml the Tricot they an sow at aro a perfoot marvel. ALL THII PATTERN DONUTS, RATS, oed lIMITLES, sew Whig Oland Oet at tem A Ran Maw. A LANGE STOCK or ALL NEWEST DRESS GOODS meot within the wet Week*. the mhos will ape& tor themselves ...

... seseleted at Ayr Pease on Wedsesday it la el he end shinse dliM eN Jelm's Is ID =Mt le he lea ghtly Ili his la of the eines Whig been I he eh& of his attendance at a wake. 11 or The Volunteer Record of last week contains a lengthy sketch of the poplar ...

... organization of that trade, which, in the MIRA i of their being brought under the clauses el the messere, might be the means of the Whig defeated. (Hear, hear.) He was here for the impose of stimueticg the shopkeepers of Ayr to I their moppet to a memo= which ...

... betz s b n y e er d ern wespently were considerably w v. clubs played a friendly at Oeseey Park. Sprieghern. The Cowlaira g Whig bet the toss, kicked - elf with the son is their Imes The Cabin were kept us the defensive Ise • time, wee anatmenent own • ...

... ss neeme w to Meer those One of Parliament Many ammlime. 'esipseddly tress the side el Me Chemed. to was they smut sane *sir Whig by lbw amber it weeds they ease to walls of the et They talked talked inessesady, but me result cams from it. There was smiting ...

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