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... 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 ...
... on the Blunt case, the Belfast .Yews Letter says—The decision will secure the approval of patriotic Irishmen. Tho Sorthern Whig, justifying decision, says- Men like Blunt ara a source of weakness, and not strength, any political caose with which they ...
... would be opposed to his (the speaker's) views. (Laughter.) He thought there was much chance of bis uncle, great crisis between Whig and Conservative, being on t tide of Conservatives as there was that Mr * Balfour's uncle should be on the side of the Liberals ...
... SIR M. HICKS-BEACH AND THE GOVERNMENT. Th* London of the Serthem Whig says:—Shonld the present Government be in office when Lord Dofferin returns from India, ha will ba made Foreign Secretary, and Sir M. Hicks-Beach wilt take Lord Stanley of Preston's ...
... elections have therefore been free from '-pilling. To-day tha son of Mr Heneage, MP., was elected to the membership of the old Whig Club. ...
... something les3 of an organised hypocrisy.'' did not like the combination described another familiar phrase as Tory Ministers and Whig measures, and he had no idea of a Tory Government which did not frankly undo the awful mischief wbich, according to his ideas ...
... for the extremist Radical as well as for ths most moderate Whig—(cheers, and cries of No and yes—so long as neither one nor the other consented to give adhesion to that which Radicals, Whigs, and Conservatives alike but a very short time ago thought ...
... which Lord Hartington sees plainly enough. Meanwhile, Mr Gladstone has to be counted with, and hence the determination of the Whig chief to maintain the entente cordiale with the Conservatives, and, by strengthening the organisation of his own party iv the ...
... MR PARNELL LOCAL GOVERNMENT REFORM. The London correspondent of the Whig says lie has on unquestionable authority that Mr Par ell has come to the conclusion that so long as the Irish party insists on separate Parliament for Ireland no progress can be ...
... only a leading figure society, but is also keen politician and devoted admirer of her friend and coutemporay, Gladstone. She a Whig by antecedents and maaioge, and an enthusiastic Home Ruler by conviction. CYCLISTS FOR MILITARY PURPOSES. It loolfs as Lieut ...
... Richard Jones, who is himself seventy-two years of age. THE CONVERSION SCHEME. A London correspondent of the Belfast Northern Whig is in a position to state that assents signified by the holders of Consols and Reduced Threes ars so enormous to place the ...
... (Watch and Pray), SIR NOEL PATON. From her Majesty's Private Chapel Osborne, Honrs, to 5. Saturdays. Admission Gd. The Xortli'rn Whig says:— Sir Noel preaches his pictures, and ono of his most impressive and solemn sermons. The Aberdeen Free says:— visit ...