... party. i* now UL. and J.P. Wicklow, for eSieh county member the family sat during Mr Hume Dick wrested the sest from the Whigs in 1*62. Ts«rd Salisbury tonud curious letter his tmfale the other day in Downing Street. was ■pressed the Prime Minister, ...

... Choroh State, and tbry would add bine to their onng* reaettet. The Whig* were one time, the go-ahead politician., and >t wm binatian colour, that they their principle*. The great Whig Charlra Jam?* For. always appeared coat and buff waistcoat. When Fox ...

... domestic one. She has respect bat of late years, since his shooting reputation had Lochranza woman, who got off yertarday, Whig apponenta, who have only, in tisdie tb.. .no^nher opinion, to read the history of Ireland to J lfißg |, gradually become bis ...

... bon. mofetly Con»^f v^*v **t to# (>ovprum«Dt majority, ar« uader order* to oy until the potition publio bnun**. penwl* the Whigs to diipense with them. Mr Labonchwe The proeoaed expedition Knalish Redicals te Armenia h.e fallen thrcngb. The with of the ...

... ceotribntee . «ome intewstrag t«n - c«c«. The Cwdinal. Up, *• * JSS^iCVS«-in-»i“ lut two yean eWS-*c WftS OLD- FASHIONED WHIG, —jeiw beard »• oineri »ny iotartit * tet n Mr »rTAffair*. 1« A*’ riSSSTThL O- w. boy. * -.* Mot* ■4i« for the 'UnivereitF ...

... the fire, and then one on the other, and burst out Into roar, Oh, oh, eh, that I ehonld be eurreunded by the hosannas the Whigs.’ Acting upon the advice Burns and another friend, the sermon, notwithstanding the fact that it had been baatily prepared, ...

... inhabited housa duties are now being posted throughout the length and breadth the land, and the recipients thereof, whether Whig or Tory, will have much reason to bless the last Budget nrojosals of Mr Goscben. Instead ninepence the pound us formerly, occupiers ...

... before. I pave him an account of the Parliamentary eitnaUon. Hi* general view wan that ought, above all, avoid putting our Whig friends into any difficulty making them appear to be playing a lory Earoo. must keep as clear as possible any Home Rule alliance ...

... LORD HARTINQTONS REPLY. Lord Hartington is the descendant of a great Whig house ; Whig, who has divested himself all the worst traditions of Whiggism; politician, who recognises that the intereata of his country come before the interests of his party ...

... GLASGOW EVENING !NEWS. SATTTRDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1890. mo ahild was bon for right year*, whan i Febcnary, 1882, ehiM , was born, whig died akertly afterwards Im the y**» W** Mr* O'Skee want to live *» On* Ash Lodge, Sltbam, near her auat, Mrs Beojaiain Wood ...

... retain hit petition at leader of the diacorda ia the party *~- lri»h party. There an ioipreaaion. however, that Tha ...

... MR GLADSTONES ATTITUDE. BELFAST, Noon.—The London correspondent the Northern Whig” has heard privately that Mra Gladstone has expressed herself very strongly in reference Parnell, but that Gladstone will consult and Sir William Harcuari before committing ...