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... EXHIBITION NOTICES, K GUT H R I PASTELS. NOW ON VIEW MESSRS THOMA. LA WHIG & SONS'GALLERIES ST. VIM-UNT STREET. A SERIES OF FIFTY PASTELS, By JA.MES GUTfIRIE, LAST WEEK BUT ONE. Glasgow te of the fine ARTS. thirtieth LAiiirmoK. day ADMISSION. 9t . Ms ...
... specified. GLASGOW UMBRELLA MANUFACTORY. (196 ABGYUF- STREET. \Cminected Warehouses :-J AUG VUE ARCADE./ Telephone. JOSEPH WHIG T, Proprietor. ...
... sum specified. GLASGOW UMBRELLA MANUFACTORY. (ICG AP.GVI.E STREET. \Connected by WABMOCSES AEGVLE ARCADE. Telephone. JOSEPH WHIG T, Proprietor. ...
... MANI ~ ~ . iC6 ARGYLK STRKF.T. Connected by Sitff.aiions Va Wi l Joiind pttgi Warehouses AKtIYLK ARCADE./ Telephone. Light WHIG T, Proprietor THE LORGNETTE, History repeats !t‘ ...
... backed by Cameron, Mr Caldwell, and Mr James Campbell, can have nothing its clauses likely to cause the angry passions Radical, Whig, or lory to rise. This is the fortune;that has attended the Sheriff Courts (Glasgow) Bill, the objects of which are to enable ...
... them post fre© for sum specified. GLASGOW UMBRELLA MANUFACTORY. 1 106 STBEET. Connected by , 8 HOYLE ARCADE. Telephone. JOSEPH WHIG. T, Proprietor. ...
... to regain Ireland's freedom. I call upon my fellow-countrymen in Great Britain to ignore the Convention summoned by Irish Whigs under’ the shadow ot English influence. X call upon them to maintain the attitude of self-respecting people, to assert the ...
... MAILS. RUMOURED SUBSIDY OF £ll,OOO. {From. Out Belfast Correspondent.) BELFAST, 2.—The London correspondent of the Northern Whig is officially informed that the Treasury and the Post Office authorities have offered an annual subsidy of £ll,OOO ioint English ...
... Morris, or “Mickey,” as he is popularly known in Dublin, has had a remarkable career. Liberal M.P. for Galway in be defeated the Whig Government on Lord Dunkellin’s motion, and rapidly rose in Conservative favour, becoming successively Puisne Judge, Chief of ...
... Premiership tbe first Factory Act was passed. The French Revolution upset all his schemes and frightened the country. The Whigs in time took advantage of this. The Tones opposed th ’32 Reform Bill, and were branded the opposers of the rights of the people ...
... the Young Ireland leaders. Mr W. A. Macdonald, M.P., writes to correct the statement that the Conservatives voted en for the Whig in Carlow. From hi* own personal knowledge, he says, a considerable number Conservatives voted on the same side as then Catholic ...
... Russell, M.P., . .the , second of .eHes of article* on the iiolitical situation in Lister, which appears in the Northern, Whig to-day says : - The Conservative party Ulster tan weld Ineh Unionists into absolute oneness by the surrender of a single additional ...