... ATTEMPT TO WRECK A TRAIN The “Northern Whig,’' Belfast, on Monday reported an extraordinary attempt to wreck a train the County Down Railway, a few miles outside the city. The train was coming into Bloomfield station on Saturday night when violent shock ...

... active hostility such seasoned Whigs as Sir William Harcourt and Mr. Fowler; thirdly, the doctrinaire Manchesterism and pettish temper of Mr. John Morley ; and fourthly by the ignorance, indifferenc«, and inertia of the Whig peers, Lords Spencer and Kimberley ...

... the world that the Government cannot carry the Home Rule Bill this Session, and that sooner or later the most devoted of the Whigs will have to vote against the Government to defeat it, and to go to the country with the tale that the Irish cause has been ...

... Bazley, ant’ :■ prompts his very pertinentinquiries. The Uis . il party . never be reconstructed .. old hues The obstructive Whigs | lane become hopelessly Conservative, and must in the future reckon with them political opponents. They boast that they .1 ...

... that the Court suit of their abse»*; Genius, Jabez Spencer Balfour, has been sold, with the other effects found in the flat whig occupied in Whitehall-court. The was quite new, and is supposed to have been ordered I for tho opening of Parliament. Probably ...

... w „i m view of the minntenf the Finance Commit'ee tie would withdraw hi- r -01-i*’ but it was a clear case of Dishing the Whigs.” ...

... of tbe Royal family visited Paddington to take part in the ceremony of laying the foundation stone of the Clarence Memorial Whig of St. Mary's Hospital, the cost of which is estimated at £100,000. The new wing will bring up the accommodation of the hospital ...

... polls following of Conservatives. Lord Melbourne was the head of 109 British Whigs, and there were also the Commons 189 Radicals and Independents, 44 Repealers, and Irish Whigs. Here was a House, of Commons capable of combinations far more perplexing than ...

... WHISKY. i », lQ ™n duty-paid and bonded ' U *ER Cask and Bottle. pwUNDEE. ~ KAT ~ LEST QUALITY of ffft T MEAT prepared accord- Whig's own instructions from fiXT^ if t»ey ask their Grocer °t» act of Meat with . has been made for the last 28 years. - v T PROCTER ...

... sixty years ago, and which is recorded by Lord Brabourne in this month's Bluchvood, under the head of Old Elections. The two Whig members expected be returned without a contest, when an address signed Sir William Percy Hon y wood Courtenay, Knight of Malta ...

... the week ending Saturday, 18th November, Gymnasium class, Monday, 8 p.m. ; recruit-* _ on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday, at whig Members having recruits propose will please v Q them to the Barracks as early . resij»!sHß»tis will be accepted after November ...

... Popery cry the foundation of their Government of Ireland. They left that to good Tories like Lord Salisbury, to recreant Whigs like the Duke of Devonshire, and to perverted Radicals like Mr. Chamberlain. The Duke of Devonshire had recently laid down ...