... Tweuty-eight Years' Experience as an Irish Mditur, by Mr T'lrlmas Maclaknight, the well-knowni editor of the Beltast *' Nortlhern Whig, and author 't Tue History of the Life and Times of Edmund Burke and other wvorks. Mir ackukaiabs personal experiences make ...

... lloen Algas. Derby iUogagementl- Fillilford, Ninns, Porwir, lMtau Wli'I I eoImillI iolIr, Lyeoldol, iliunca, llIowlla, Lap. I whig, Esthor larko, Silrdar, Lady liee, Lady timan, all Laide Zobatm8IIXm horJHm Aliellaoliamll Stakfit , drindowti-Cowl. Carlrgli ...

... followers of Lord John Russell; in the second, there was exbreme difficulty is selecting Cabinet Ministers. because many of the Whig or Russell party doemed themselves supremely entitled to Cabinet rank, while ethers of this Darty con- ridered that they too ...

... space are very narrow, and Mr Brown has avoided giving the erroneous version of Scottish constitutional progress into which his Whig sympathies led Hill Burton. His attitude in regard to this danger is typical of the reserve of knowledge which lies behind ...

... Ferrand Martinez and the Massacres of 1391, and BMr Clharles H. Laevermora con- tributes a very iutoesting article on The Whig.s of Colonial New York. Reviews are given of malny recent historical Nsorks, both American and European, and there is a ...

... Thomuas Mac- knighlt, a well-known lBelfast journalist, and author of the Life of Edmund Burke. As editor of the Northern Whig for about a quarter of a century, Mr Macknight has naturally been in the thick of Ulster politics during a most exciting antd ...

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