... YACHTING ACCIDENT AT DOUGLAS. TWO LIVES LOST. m“m,n.l S o the Demgien Ty Bagattn, & beattng e a accident occurred whi:‘g mnltid in the loss of two lives. It was not decided to hold the regatta until about noon, on account of the heavy rain and squally ...

... he bas no hesitation in astributing the accident, which mi ght ‘have had very serious co uences, to the excessive speed at whig the drivcr.mhita) permitted his train to run through the points into the station. White acknowledged that he ran through the ...

... say that will repay perusal in his reminiscences of Granville Sharp and the Slave Trade, and B. M. gives his views on The Whigs and Imperial Federation. These views are individual, and may be read for what they are worth. Two interesting articles, Leaves ...

... they appeared to have considered was which side had the freer hand and the longer purse. The Duke of Somerset represented the Whig interest aud Lord Bruce or the Earl of Ailesbury that of the Tory. The election of 1705 was keenly contested at Marlborough ...

... DEVIIES AND THE JUBILEE —I was plammed amid the Moan inyo or =II the sossme *IN, the official Jetalee la Davila Whig I Motto Imola, how - ever, is this (I). bier ts Meet • fact that the wadi he St. him% Chime Yam byes given to • tesiamm• lowa f (2) It ...

... azise kourts at Vize many years ago, wen th.o‘fr Tom had to go up for doan wat'a didn | ought too, and thay had on gowns and whigs to kip thair hair on, and sho wur gwain to axe her owld man to put up for the brumam cownsills, cause she thowt if 4 got in ...

... epends on the care and prompt aftention given by them to small matters. Hence, it is a principle with LAVERTON & CO. that whig:l NO ORDER IS TOO LARGE FOR THEM TO UNDERTAKE, at the same time NO ORDER CAN BE TOO SMALL to merit and receive their prompt ...

... strong and democratic program, have won **hands down,”” while the shillys-hallying oues, the go-betweens, the men of whom Whigs and ¢ Unionists ’ are made, have gone down before the foe After a hard and bitter battle, the electors have declared not ouly ...

... and instantly resigned. This g:i.fmion was follov.d“:{ the formation of the ition Cabinet—of a ition, that is, between the Whigs, the Peelites, and Radicals. Mr. Gladlwn.meeivodduwdchmlludtho Exchequer, and the ord Conservatives vainly opposed his re-election ...

... the present (Lord Palmerston’s) Chancellor of the Exchequer.” His Farnes. Mr. Gladstone's father was a man of mark. He was & Whig and a Presbyterian, a sound man of business, and in l'etli'z a merchant-prince of Liverpool. The firm with which he was connected ...

... pwuvd to sce, as 8 postscript, the words of Artemus Ward :—*‘N.B. Thisis writ sarkastic.”’ If such ultra out-Heroding-Herod Whigs are too Liberal for the Tories, what must the pure undiluted article of Toryism be which is offered to the working men of England ...

... Liberals, but they are assuredly Liberals versus Liberalism, and their policy is ome of Liberalism gone wrong. Yours truly, WHIG EXAMINER. Devizes, Oct. 11th, 1899. “SPECIALITIES ON SKIN DISEASES.” Woorratr's Successfu! Remedies are notéd, and none more ...