... any foreign Power. (Cheers.) WIIBBB ABB THB WHIGS? In the conrso his peroration, the member for Derby made eloquent appeal to the Whirs, the descendants of Fox. Burke, Russell, and Grey. Where are the Whigs ? (Ministerial cheers.) He turned round if he ...

... words how it that foreigners can afford to send in produce the price, when to us it means comparative ruin. Is it in any way ©whig to wages, rent, tenure, taxes, ownership, or fertility? We hear it said that now no farmer can afford to cultivate land that ...

... ism -in i:» 4 i4 21 17 2 4 15 0 1865 7 0 4 « isu. 24 2 2 4 II 11 l*i7 17 18 11 7 AVERAGE WHIG I sfin 13 7 2 4 I 20 2 4 18 14 2 4 7 4 1863 1864 20 9 4 12 18 1 4 15 9 1866 7 0 4 4 2 1867 5 0 4 T. c. £ m. n. 1868 17 19 2 ...

... AFTERNOON EVEN T 8. EQUIPAGES. Best Turn out, In. luilinj; Hone Ai tlun, Machine. Appolntiumts. DHrlac St>ie-BH*er n».j«nle4 Whig, J. B. Orlev*. 84M4.. Fife Anne Hold, Secon.l beet, Ift*. 6d.. Robert U*nUe. Eeq . Bank. Banff. A. F. Lmllc, Eeq.. Monti-offer ...

... the younger men in the congregation to riaa up and take the place of the veteran* who were •ailed home. The * Daily British Whig' of 3lat alt, published Kingston, Ontario, records the death Mrs Paterson the age eighty one yean. Mrs Paterson, who bore the ...

... STREET. COMKOHTABLE TOI COMMRRCISL HOTFI. Wine*. Spirits, A Us. *e., tf best quality. MODERSTKt. DAVID AUQO. Liatee MISS J. M. WHIG lIT, 4i. GORDON STREET. HUSTLY, BEGS respectfully to intimate tliat she now show in* entirely New and Fre»b 8l«ek of FASHIONABLE ...

... Journal. I feared it was all again with the poor crofter with his calves or sticks when I saw the powerful combination of * Whig and Tory agreeing’ to get in the Canadian cattle. It is all bosh, as you hint, to say that the introduction of these cattle ...

... COMMONS— Mon day, April 24. At five minute!* to four. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER rose I** make his annual Budget statement. Whig received with Ministerial cheers. The right hon. gentleman, who was In capital voice, ami seemed t«* have imule recovery from ...

... 1-; .Inrt. *Ve ,nU and braes.* Pirieaad Watt; re»-tUtl »i». * Man wa* to mourn.' Mr Sharp; *o«*. *Com Ri*». Mw: •ong. *Awa*. Whig* aw*; Sir Malt, r; son*. ‘Willibcewr J,* Meik Wright; ret lU’.ion. * Willie Maarie. Mr Mrniih. Salter plar r ...

... etentnally the Bench and the Woolsack. Lord John's father, the sitth Duke of Bedford, belonged to the section of the Whigs who held that so long Whig Ooecnuncnt was impossible, it was better to have tbe Duke of Wellington than Mr Canning, * whom they regarded ...

... 1830 he made hi* maiden speech the Oxford Union. Hi* area tent acbi ...

... llome-Rule-all-Round, I spoke strongly against it. but Mr Dillon supported it. and denounced for action, and all the Irish Whigs vote.l with D.ilziel. these circumstances the Rulicals. natur.dly enough, are encouraged to put forward their precious scheme ...