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... cancelled at the request of the Commander-in-Chief. CHEAP PASTURE IN IRELAND. The London correspondent of the Belfast Northern Whig says that a friend just returned from Ireland informs him that the Parneßites, In several parts. have adopted a new form of ...
... take the leadership? Dr Farquharson- No; I am not sufficiently behind the scenes. I think there were difficulties among the Whig peers. The Chairman—There was not a majority in the Cabinet. Dr Farquharson Yes; there were great difficulties, I understand ...
... will Horsiwan's Tea is the Cheape:t and Best. Ater. bitter Bold by --..aamtly James Beattie, grocer, statements be verified Whig lbaker. etc.. 48 Gordon Street; Framerburgli—Mse- Paisley Flour, which be chemist : Peterhead—Robertson , grocer. -*a from ...
... At last by the acceptance of office in Lord Palmerston's Government of 1859. Mr. Gladstone was finally brought over to the Whig side. Mr. Gladstone's most memorable Budget was that expounded in 1863 giving effect to the Cobden Treaty with France, sweeping ...
... easily understood. Probably if her politics were to be defined at the present moment she might be classed as a Whig-Unionist. She began as • Whig under Lord Melbourne, to whom she was infinitely indebted for political tuition and training. She remained Liberal ...
... n, 3d; Leonel Allan, 3d; Charles Lyon, 3d; John Lyon, 3d; Agnes Anderson, 4d; Agnes 31• Gregor, Id; R,bert Ingram, 4d; Wm. WHIG'. 2d; P. Christie, 3d; A. H. Wilson, Id; Jessie Edwards, Id ; Elsie Insch. 3d ; Letty Smith, 2d; Alexinn 3d; Geormna Simpson ...
... free and united Italy. At home when be returned from Naples be was more than ever a power in the House of Commons; and both Whigs and Tories longed to secure him definitely on their side. The leanings of his mind were too strong for him; the struggles towards ...
... sous voice in behalf of Papis s, PreAsterians, and hencopaliaes, and has rejoiced at the success of Royalists a Itoundhelds, Whigs and Tories, as well as minded h the requiem of eighteen sovereigns during that ...
... Anne. During her reign the Duke and Duchess were at the head of every plot torestitre the Stuarts, but the vigilance of the Whig and the sudden death of Anne, deranged all their plans, and wheri Tom was thirtytwo the news reached Scotland that George ...