... other method, will Lord Lome get over the fact that his father and he, who represent the great Whig house of Argyll, which was Whig tho brave old days when Whig meant Radical, are cordial and even violent supporters of the party now installed power under ...

... trial F” “Yes,” replied tho youthful Whig, “ that is the trial of my ancester, William, Lord Russell.” “My dear fellow, I so sorry I mentioned it. An anccster of yours tried F I hope he got off.” So much for Whig martyrology and the cause for which Hampden ...

... Boiingbroke declaimed against party government, because the Whigs were in power and likely to remain there, and denounced corruption, because it was being utilised the utmost hy bis enemies, the Whigs. If there was any doubt as to the sincerity of Bolingbroke ...

... events* it is easilyunderstood. Probably ifber politics were to defined at the present moment she might classed as Whig-Unionist. She began Whig under Lord Melbourne, to whom she was infinitely indebted for political tuition and training. She remained Liberal ...

... Aprils. Holiday narket. Very little Eofliali wheat on offer. wMtfc waa held tor late rates. Foreign steady except Russians, whig* were to 6d lower. Bartey and maize cheaper. unaltered. ...

... Bolingbroke declaimed against party government, because the Whigs were in power and likely to remain there, and denounced corruption, because it was being utilised to the utmost by his enemies, the Whigs. If there was any let them doubt as to the sincerity of ...

... active hostility such seasoned Whigs as Sir William Harcourt and Mr. Fowler; thirdly, the doctrinaire Manchesterism and pettish temper of Mr. John Morley ; and fourthly by the ignorance, indifferenc«, and inertia of the Whig peers, Lords Spencer and Kimberley ...

... ATTEMPT TO WRECK A TRAIN. Northern Whig, Belfast, on Monday reported extraordinary attempt to wreck train on the County Down Railway, a few miles outside the city. The train was coming into Bloomfield station on Saturday when violent shock was felt ...

... iudiumat as • notion in an action spinet the Duke of Sutherland by hi. Graces side* son, the Marquis of Molhed, to restrain the bu Whig timber, which the to Imo the tastily d the underliklag thet timber weld net be tut =Ws trial that was alma th on for Mr. Justices ...

... for e part* The Duhlin Evening Herald, n D? after announcing the receipt of ,d 2rj. the price of treachery to lrcW**, £l tho Whig M.P.'s. It represents * ~tn purchase-money of each nor Sadleir sold himself so ...

... the world that the Government cannot carry the Home Rule Bill this Session, and that sooner or later the most devoted of the Whigs will have to vote against the Government to defeat it, and to go to the country with the tale that the Irish cause has been ...

... ATTEMPT TO WRECK A TRAIN The “Northern Whig,’' Belfast, on Monday reported an extraordinary attempt to wreck a train the County Down Railway, a few miles outside the city. The train was coming into Bloomfield station on Saturday night when violent shock ...