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... would be a .-.bjeot of regret the Whig party had been destroyed. (Hear hear.) He believed the Liberal party contained within itself all the elements which had distinguished the Whig party during is and even the Whig name ceased to exist the party would ...
... go: Should a Radical! come to you. What matter, matter, you'll shout Blue. She Wlr.'.'S, the Whigs, the Blue Whigs— The fierce, the false, the fallen Whigs; When madman tried hJi best tine and State jest; With mawv and many a shout, W« took the trouble ...
... of authorised publication. So some Irish gentlemen—real gentlemen of the Whig species do a. little traffic, odd deal, to raise the wind. Thus it came to pass that man. M P.—a Whig M.P.—sold his private copy of the report of a Committee was a member of ...
... nuptials with Malcolm in the latter half the eleventh century; and the first bamn received his peerage for steadily supporting the Whig party in the House Gomroon* when be represented North Wilts. ...
... several of the largest manufactories are working many hundred hands short, owing the ravages of this scourge. The Northern Whig says many households whole families—husbands, wives, children, and servants—are helplessly confined to their beds. ...
... for a reform of social g° ment at this particular time, and would *,? man who would affirm that a policy based on , ing the Whigs, promoted by the present Government, would, if carried out, sound knell of Home Rule. ...
... Ireland leader*. Mr. W. A. Macdonald, M.P., writes to correct the statement that the Conservatives voted en masse for the Whig in Carlow. Prom his own personal knowledge, says, a considerable number of Conservatives voted on the same side as their Catholic ...
... record. Forest team will be W. Brown (goal), M. 3. A. Scott (backs), Smith, J. P. McCracken (half-backs), N. MeCallnm. A. (right whig), T. Mclnnes (centre), H.Pike, and A Shaw (left wing). ...
... income tax had not been extended to Ireland, and fears were entertained that the Whigs cam* into offer* it would be extended. understanding, therefore, between the Whig managers and the Irish leaders was come to, or was supposed by the Jar Her have been ...
... statement u that in thoee distant days the rector of was Lord Wriothealey Russell, younger brother of Lord John Russell, of Whig fame: and haring another benefice in Buckinghamshire, lent Streatham Rectory to his brother, who there excogitated what the ...
... MACHINES OF EVERY ±______l^U/fk\ APPLY DIRECT TO W__WWwSI MACHINES REPAIRED. NEW ROLLERS PUT ON BY PATENT PROCESS. ■' £ f (JEORGE WHIG* HOCKLEY, NOTTINGHAM Works :—HOCKLEY Requests Special Attention to his BOOTS AND SHOES, LATEST LONDON Si* W. T. MATHER, BOOT ...
... 110, Port land-road. 899- jl>eindeer7hotel, WHEELER GATE, NOTTINGHAM. The abore Hotel is now under the Management of Mr. CART WHIG HT, late of the Pavilion Gardens and Hotel, Skegness. With an efficient Staff and recherche Cuisine, he hopes to receive a ...