... Railway Com- pany, and managed by Spiers and Pond. Mr. Thomas MacKnight, for upwards of thirty years editor of the ^orthern Whig, Belfast, and author of '-The Life of Edmund Burke, The Life of Bolingbroke, Thirty Years of Politics, and other works ...

... SEASON FOR WAITING. Only one thing, I ask, darling! she whig. pered. Wl,,Lt is it, Illy own sweet fie yelled. Let our engagement be a secret for another month. Why? No, let me tell the world you are mine. Let iiie show them the prize I have won ...

... iather was Prime Minister during tire Reform era, between 1830 and 1834. The late Earl was in early life associated with several Whig and Liberal Administrations. He was Under. Secretary for the Colonies during his father's Government, then became Under-Secretary ...

... Dawson was not a prominent public man. He was an ardent Churchman, and in politics, at any rate in his younger days, he was a Whig. For some years he represented the parish of Llanasa on the Holywell Board of Guardians, and was also churchwarden. He took ...

... sinister assistance of the Home Rule party, and on the cowardly and treacherous aid of a few of the free lances of the old Whig party, but if it thinks it is likely to win, then it reckons without its host, and its contemplated action will be of a like ...

... and ex- claimed to a son of the house who was his brother officer, Hullo what's this ? A trial ? Yes, replied the youthful Whig, that is the trial of my ancestor William, Lord Russell. My dear fellow, I am so sorry I mentioned it. An ancestor of yours ...

... longer the Prelllipr's utterances are given to soak in, the 1 es attractive do they become, and succeed in only shocking elder Whigs without satisfying the younger Radicals. The very factions are not, united among themselves. There are in particular, reports ...

... connection with the first Reform Bill. At the General Election of April 23rd, on the Reform Bill question, it had returned two Whigs to Parliament the first time for many years. The Corporation of the city was self-elected and irresponsible. On Saturday, October ...

... Duke of Newcastle's Colonial Policy in the Palmerston Cabinet of 1859. As no other human being had thought of doing this, the Whigs employed Sir RPIISOIl Maxwell in Egypt, and made him a Colonial judge at Penang. Yet another English Lord has captured an American ...

... lett—no public man, Mr. Glad- stone Hot exceplell, has ever held a more won- derful position. He went, the way of all the Whigs 011 Home Rule, but, he was one of the few who did not ndopt; Unionism as a more synonym for Toryism, and lIe never totally ...

... thing than the Lord Salisbury and the Sir Philip Currie of the '90's. There was a time when Sir Philip Currie, who was born of Whig parentage, imagined himself a Liberal; but the close relations between the two men at the Foreign Office in recent years led ...

... of Lady Duff Gordon, Reeve came to London as a young man with as great a reputation as the youthful Benjamin Disraeli. The Whigs ultimately made him Registrar of the Privy Council, an office wL icli gave him immense indirect influence in the decisions ...