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... Mr. Gladstone's despairing appeal to the old Whigs . . . which marks a - distinct stage in the great controversy, and is a confession on the part of the Separatist chief that without the help of the Whigs, the coalition of Radicals and Parnellites is ...
... time playing the part of Jane Shore in some private theatricals at Holland House (her little nephew, afterwards the celebrated Whig statesman, acting as Hastings), goes into raptures about her beauty, describing her as white, with her hair about her ears ...
... tribunal. In withdrawing the summonses be he was in the workhouse.-Applicant said he passed la solicitous. A. Belfast merchant, a Whig in politics. and truly soldierlike. It reports the scene in brawling as before. Then they asked him why he inter- mentioned ...
... amended in other directions as t* prevent such gambling in stocks, shares, &c, •* now so terribly prevails, the scandalous cases whiG** have come to light in Manchester, LondoJ>j and other districts during the past year not diminish in number or degree. It ...
... lkeirgrent le emollient action irritation, regulating the bowels without leaving a disposition to coettvenesn ; their &roiled Whig.. properties give power to the apteo, arrest all tendency to, ana counteract the we effect. of. the di , ease, and their intriunic ...
... regarded in his time political nonentities speaking as the leaders of the Party, denouncing the Marquis of Harrington a Whig, Mr. Chamberlain as Judas, Mr I™ Tv u ' and - John Bri a lory All these things would be to man who returned under the circumstances ...
... London correspondent the Northern Whig, Belfast, sayst —Notwithstanding Lord Stanley of Preston's announcement the contrary, remains the fact that lie has accepted the Governor-Generalship of Canada in succession to Lord Lansdowna, Savx Traa rs to Lm ...
... current opimion im regard to the Irish people. Mr sullen Mr. Moss is for dragcoming them into in aceordamce with the of old Whigs aod Modern Liberals, would umite them to Engtand by frank and free concession te thetr claims for local Mr. Balfour's petty ...
... HATTER, HIGH STREET (Three Door &askew), Exeter BANDS smoked kr BALLLS ii BkNQUETS. traroPERAHOUcgE,TORQUAY. CIRUDLET. W. MUGU/WHIG R 4LOPPER. PLR] E PRINTER. sr it as, SOU 111 STREET EXETER. Trade work quickly wiarokod. r°0111111EAR7 1 :4i. SOUTH :Emma ttRID4Z ...
... remembering that the politicians would never help them. How could the politicians live? Did they think that the men, whether Whigs, Tories, or Radicals, wan took peat places and did great work would do it foe nothing? Not they. Take away the pensions and ...
... direction of Conservative legislation the land qnestkm in the near future. Col. Moore is the chief representative of an old Whig family, every member which has gone over to Toryism, the Colonel being the last ; and since he seconded the nomination of the ...
... East of Europe he concludes that as re. gards our foreign policy the English people not he solicitous. I. Belfast merchant, a Whig in politics, gives his slew. as to the effect et Home Rule on the industries of Ulster'fl. birth of a Dublin Parliament, he ...