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... THE WHIGS IN AND OUT OF OFFICE. Tim Nr.as says—ln office the Whigs bare been less valuable than in Opposition, and it is time that Liberal Governments should aim at Requiring th • confidence of the people rather than the approval of fashionable society ...
... MR GLADSTONE ON THE WHIGS AND IRELAND. ANOTHER DEPARTURE. Ma GLADSTONE has written to Lord Edmund Fitsmatirice thanking him for his recent speech at (umiak, Ayrshire, on Ireland. He reminds Lord Edmund of the action of ;he Whigs with reference to the ...
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... NEW CO] lISSIONIR OF NATIONAL EDUCATION. . EICILLINCY the Lord Lieutenant has been pleased to appoint the Rev .1 W Whig - ham, of %alma.loe, ex-Moderator of the General Assembly, to the Commissionership of National Education, left by the resignation of ...
... day on which Parliament reassembles after the Whitsuntide recess, will probably be chosen for the revelations.—London Cor Whig. ...
... DUBLIN PRESS. A SHATTERING BLOW. Respecting Mr Goechen's defeat, the Freeman's Journal says—The confederacy of Tories and Whigs in opposition to Home Rule has received a shattering blow. He was a vehement advocate of Lord Salisbury's principle that the ...
... that the Home Rule question is seriously affecting the internal harmony of some of the London clubs. Brooks's is the great Whig club in London, and is very select, not to say aristocratic, in its choice of members. There are, however, a great many supporters ...
... aspirations. The picture is undoubtedly one of the finest of the religious works which the present age has produced. The Northers Whig says—lt is a wonderful conception. The first glance may perhaps produce a slight feeling of disappointment. The face is one ...
... aspirations. The picture is undoubtedly one of the finest of the religious works which the present age has produced. The Northern Whig says—lt is a wonderful conception. The first glance may perhaps produce a slight feeling of disappointment. The face is one ...
... FEE, 11- Lists of words must be in on or before FRIDAY, 14th January, 1887. Results will be published in the Belfast Northern Whig and Belfast News-Letter on MONDAY, 31st January, 1887. '. be addressed to FINLA.Y, SOAP AND CANDLE WORKS, BELFAST. Write the ...
... aspirations. The picture is undoubtedly one of the finest of the religious works which the present age has produced. The Northern Whig says—lt is a wonderful conception. The first glance may perhaps produce a slight feeling of disappointment. The face is one ...
... aspirations. The picture is undoubtedly one of the finest of the religious works which the present age has prodUced. The Northern Whig says—lt is a wonderful conception. The first glance may perhaps produce a slight feeling of disappointment. The face is one ...