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... by BaLleogeich—Crook Mearns, Mr J. Simpson's rd OolLeonard by Lord Blanch* Mr J. R. Stephen's Dr Dougall, by Ballen* geioh—Whig, ag*t ,T. Smptou's rd CoJleonard Cairn, Lord Colleouard—Nnit Blanche. Mr .A Cowie's w and d Country Laddie, by Royal Ury—Ythan ...
... the party programme after Rome Rule is another proof that hencel forth there is to be no room in the Libera. party for the Whig element which once domin ated it. The thieves' supper in Drury Lane last night is declared by those who took part in it to ...
... yesterday hield that the magistratO ougbt io have couvited. THE RUSSIAN EPIDEMIC. St Petereburg, Thursday.-The epidemic resem- Whig itltuenrzacontinues %with unabated severity here. Sir 1oseirt Worier, Britisb Ambassador, is suffering from the diseatie. Trhe ...
... century i Is he ignorant that, since the Revolution of 1688, such oligarchies as have existed in these Islands have been Whig, while the Tories represented the popular party; and that oligarchies possessing effectijm political influence have long ...
... Is-he. t i minorant that, since the Revolution of 1688,u such oligarchies '' ns haave existed in tliese E it Islands have bee~n Whig, while the ,,Tories a Trepresented the 'popular party ; and that . h oligarchies possessing :effctiN political e ly influence ...
... ought mot to have held office for •ingle moment after the rejection of tho bill; but a man of gveot hope, and believed in old Whig doctrine that justiee could done to Ireland from Westminster, mod wished to try again—l raoollect his coming to n group of ...
... first in the party programme after Home Rule another proof that hencel forth there is to be room in the Liberaparty for the Whig element which once ted it. The thieves' supper in Drury Lane last night is declared those who took part in it to have been ...
... held office for a single moment after the rejection of the bill ; but he was a man of great hope,' and believed in the old Whig doctrine that justice could be done to Ireland c from Westminster, and he wished to try again-I recollect his coming up to ...