... their disfavour. Supposing the evicted tenants relying upon the promises made to them by the English Liberals and the Irish whigs were to retake possession of ther holdings, would Mr Morley hold his hand . In other words Mr Morley is to look on while these ...

... consequence of his father’s acquaintance with Daguerre. A Countt Down Outrage Attempt to Wreck a Passengkr Train.— The Northern Whig, Belfast, of Monday reports an extraordinary attempt to wreck passenger train on County Down Railway, few miles outside the ...

... of the best voices in the Academy took part soloists. Miss Burns particularly distinguishing herself in the Vidit Northern Whig. [Mr Walter Burns, whose daughter is referred to in the above paragraph, was one of the proprietors of the Fife Herald when ...

... obvious choice has been set aside for the old reasons in new conditions. It is at the same time remarkable that all the prominent Whig lawyer* of twenty years ago have miscalculated events hy losing the tide that waves o the Bench. Mr Annand. By hia own account ...

... should a Unionist Government not take Lord Rosebery’s services? He truly believed the day was ootning when there would be no Whigs or Tories, when all would be Imperial Unionists, and instead of Government by revolution, ins and outs, there would sontiouily ...

... Campbell, wore subscribed for by a wide circle of friends, and that, despite Mr Campbell's well-known Conservative proclivities, “Whig and Tory agreed to sink their political differences for once, and unite in cordially speeding the parting guest. The Town Hall ...

... defeated Mr Gladstone’s Bill of 18C6, which proposed a rating qualification Disraeli adopted household suffrage in 1867 to dish Whigs’.” Mr Baton’s description of the 1800 Bill as Mr when it was in reality Lord John Russell’s, is quite tyoical of the general ...

... wealth, “Tom Ten Thousand.” Thynne, who was several years older than Elizabeth, was a prominent political!, and leader of the Whigs, and what might styled the Duke of Monmouth's right-hand man. He was member of Parliament for his native county, and, what ...

... to win he took to caballing. He got mixed up with the M‘Laren faction in the late Fifties, and found his natural enemies in Whigs and Tories both. The anti-annuity tax war, and, later on, the war in America, of which he took the Northern side, were food ...

... IG, at the Wahhiiiglon P.%rk Open Amateur m. eting tied with Ins brother Heibert for the scratch medal, holh Macdonald and Whig ham xvfll known home and abroad—being in the field. ISO? business look him to Louis vtllo, Ky., and ho became captain of the ...

... Tr;*o«p-'rt with j.-y the ghx.niy rain I, AnJ cheer the •lrtM-pin|{ heart. They teach th' ungrateful reward. They give fun > whig*. Their inspires the timid hard To sweep the trembling string*. This surely the most gracious tribute ever d to the merits ...

... outside world had, tried to limit his allowance of spirits to one glass and an 'Lr. But, he whispered himself, he was sound Whig and could not abide any but liberal measures. Accordingly, as soon as her back was turned, Le dexterously tilted up the bottle ...