... single-barrelled” eyeglass. Mr Goschen wears spectacle* of ancient type, with thick horn rims—typical of his old-fashioned Whig notions; but Mr Ashmead Bartlett adorns his ©ye with a little bit of window-glass, cut round in shape. Justice Komer is the ...

... business before the meeting had refer- ence to the question of fees in the agrioul- tural departmnent ; the extension of the south whig of Marischal College ; and the regulations for the Students' Union. == -=z=-- ...

... on the one ham! and absolute free trade on the other. The latter will in all probability lose. The old (what is called here) Whig element, the most conservative men in the democratic camp, are, and have always been, model ate protectionists. year after ...

... in the 3 University Court. Whatevel our opiillot5s may 'be as to the wisdom of Home Rule , for Ireland or Scotland, let Whig and Torv a' . agree that it is high time we hail ' Home Elle s for the university. If we desire to have our in- s terests ...

... ly uncle to the present Duke of Westminster. Educated at Westminster and at Christ Church, he entered the House of Commons Whig member for Shaftesbury in 18±2, a seat which he held for four years. From 18‘2U to 1847 he represented the city of Chester ...

... eventful period ef the history the Scottish Highlands, and, besides, iad leaf the importance attached both by Jacobite* and Whigs securing the act v« operation and support of the Cluny ch:ofs of the time. The present instalment ef the GUamoga from the ...

... this election. It has given as the biggest incident end sensation yet knewn. Healy and Dillon are honestly matched. So the Whigs been jobbing for the Ulster a year apiece. Wnip Ellis drives a good bargain. is a rummage sale such figure. The condition named ...

... reserve with the The third prize in the class goes Mr Devon heifer. Jordan, Driffield, for a red and white, which The folio whig are the winners of the championwas second at Oakham to the champion, and ship since 1873 was first at Oakham last year. Mr ...

... from 1847 1869, when he succeeded his father the marquisate. In 1874 he was created Duke of Westminster, being one of the Whig dukec Gladstone's creation, but at the time of the first introduction of his great leader's Home Rule Bill his convictions ...

... d the creation and endowment such chair, and Mr Alexander then member Parliament for Aberdeen, succeeded in persuading the Whig Ministry to establish the chair. Through I>»rtl John Russell he secured the privilege of nominating the first occupant, and ...

... of the agitator as it was of another class of persons- As bees on fldoers alighting cease to hum. So settled into places, Whigs are dumb. There can be no real regeneration of society which has not its inception and impulse in those who, far-seeing and ...

... faithful Irish party; to-day they were s.Whigs and place-hunters. (Boos.) What had it happened'in the meantime c; What had changed ;o theM? What had changed Mr Davitt from being tihe stalw'artc atioauiliit 'into a rotten Whig? re(Laughter.) Was it the divorce ...