... constructed shore batteries opened fire. Thereupon the Wiu- slow bombarded the works, and speedily silenced the guus. j Mr H. J. Whig ham, correspondent of the (“Chicago Tribune, and the acknowledged champion amateur golfer of the world, has been captured ...

... wear emriet robes. DeHeatoly Pet-He- I Uhe He celled see see ones. What thtak that!** dhe—l think Ms dam not with MUmm whig iif hfofy,» ...

... the bill for the extension of the franchise ; and although it was said that the Conservatives passed it to dish the Whigs,” the Whigs were very anxious themselves to dish the Conservatives.” (Laughter.) There was no doubt that the name of Mr Gladsume ...

... lal sill aalatt sad Oriaatal NataliaolSul IT*W? tad hat with af laltn aa ribkaa. Tauaj gar - China f'S 1 knag aaas at ktdna whig flagaa St Vtltat. Tbt ~ -Jar taat tataad. MbMMaaddaOskMtTilSln tad tan rapidly aML right It ■ Mat n ragaia in aad Una Mila ...

... informed his mother, from whom the fatheS had separated a week ago. and she. an agonised Mate, despatched him the local police, whig arrived on the scene to find that Viney had voluntarily surrendered himself some civilians whom bad directed to the place where ...

... represented Cheats! ia Parliament from 1847 to 1888, when ba hit father the maraniaate. Ia 1874 Duke Westminster, being oaa of tba Whig dokea Gladstone's craattoa, but at tfic time of firat introduction hia gnat leader'* Home Rata Bill bin conriotioaa drora him ...

... in the people’s House for this or that particular measure. We remain squirrels turning round and round in a Tory cage with Whigs trying keep ua in good humour by dangling before our noses a few wretched nuts. ...

... axall. Dr Maclean severely eritieised tba exeostiva at Wick Liberal Association, apaakiag them cold-blooded, selfish, aanllex Whigs, who should ban plana flod's beautiful earth. They ebon to ignore aim. bat molt that waa unanimously adopted by the people ...

... since the Revolution, . and placed the conduct of affairs in the hands of the Whigs, who supported his war policy nmuch miore vigorously than did their rivals. The great Whig historian of our own day has iepresented this change as a revolution scarcely ...

... Professor Kennedy of Aberdeen, and entitled Praclium * and also a glance at a “Song Aberdeenshire Dutch,” and another named “ Whig Upon Whig, A Pleasant Dismal Song.” ...

... and never swayed this House Commons. He has probably had more influence since he was dead than he ever had when ho was alive. Whig exclusiveness kept him, ae it kept Sheridan, from Cabinet where would have had few equals and superior what Mr Disraeli justly ...

... Compliment to a Belfast Journalist. On Thursday night, says the Northern Whig,’ - the members of the Ulster District of the Institute of Journalists resident the city met the Albert Hotel. Belfast, to entertain in an impromptu way their fellow-member ...