... the turning Whigs Were turned to the right-about. But when he called on Robert Peel His talents employ, His answer was, Young Englauder, For you're not the boy. Oh, Robert Peel! Oh, Robert Peel How could you treat me so! I've met with Whig rebuffs before ...

... ANOTHER FARM FIRE NEAR FORFAR. About half-past ten yesterday morning fire broke out on the croft at Whig Street, Inverarity, on the estate of Fotheringham, tenanted by Mr James Nairn. The barn and byres were totally consumed, but as there was no water ...

... herself of the slavery to which she has been subjected by the Liberal vote of Scotland, Ireland, and Wales, she will dish the Whigs—and never before more deservedly—by going in tor Home Rule all round on Constitutional! lines, ...

... Reform Bill of ! 1832 to the extension of the franchise in 1884, the county only for three years represented by a Liberal or Whig. That was from 1832 to 1835, when Charles Grant, afterwards Lord Glenelg, was member. When was rai-ed to the Peerage a lory ...

... place in all Lord Cabinets. He was note brilliant bab good deal of Shortly after the for- also was Premier was at a cue ax Whig lady, disposed to quiz the new Premier about his band of raw recruits, asked, regarding Sir Jobn Are you sure, my that @ real ...

... The Stud House was lent by the Queen for some year* to the Marquis of Breadalbane, who was Lord Chambeilain in more than one Whig Government, and who splendidly entertained Her Majesty and . Prince Albert Taymouth Castle, Perthshire, during the first visit ...

... judicione wire-puller, friend Mr Morley. Mr am ber- thes services by making je = by Morley, fr view of whenever the Radical and Whig sections ry Cabinet came ise collision, which was by no means seldom. Mr Chamberlain's position in the ie to a large extent ...

... not; Fiddle not; Bute not; Avoid every evening party ; little game wiiist, Backgammon, or ecarte. In politics avoid t.lie Whigs. Stop home and mind the pigs. And it's my particular dt-sire That in the week you, once at least, Take dinner with the Esquire ...

... or Sir Henry James, to this 1 Las beeu nothing went of quite hke it in Enclish bistury since the abandon- d Brougham by the Whigs iu 1834. It is not for as to say what objections to Mr are, but they must be strong indeed te outweich such talent and such ...

... several of the largest manufacturers are working many hundred hands short Owing to the ravages of this scourge the Northern Whig says many lioueeholds, whole families, husbands, waves, children, and servants are helplessly confined to their beds. ...

... Fawcett (statesman) lost his sig ht by shots from his father’s gun. 1863—Edward Ellice, M.P. for Coventry, the Nesior of the Whig party, died, aged 74. 1864—Walier Savage Landor, scholar and poet, died, aged 89. 1877—W. H. Talbot, improver of the art of ...

... EXTRAORDINARY ATTEMPT TO WRECK A TRAIN. The Whig, Belfast, to-day reports an extraordinary attempt to wreck a train on County Down Railway, a few miles outside the city. The train was coming into Bloomfield Station on Saturday night when a violent shock ...