... that whatever policy had been tho “Bluidy Advocate Makenyie” in^p re w* times must necessarily be wrong. Perham r triumphant Whigs really believed tho Cameron*'* stories afloat about tho means by which the socutors had obtained protection from steel, and ...

... language. its origin the Methodist rei»as in sens© hostile to the Church : it only enemy when Georgian Government and senteo Whig bishops refused to prefer to high men that could preach and bo uuderstanded icple. From that date onwards every peasant ith ...

... surely there is something wrong about the hirsute adornment. Mr. Gladstone, know from his own lips, has long put off the old Whig, and put on the Neo-Radical. Good Service is don© the Santiago correspondent the Times in pointing out the way in which Great ...

... vropos of Lord Rosebery’s biography of Pitt, will give some account of the revolt of Young Edinburgh against the rule of the Whigs, and also some unpublished letters from Lady Beaconsfield and Lord Stanhope; Sir Herbert Maxwell, M.P., contributes an article ...

... but Mr. Chamberiain has long broken with the best traditions the Liberal creed in respect of religious equality! both the Whig and to the Radical—thac it I is too late surprised at his revival the most 1 evil passions sf Tory bigotry and Orange ascendancy ...

... itself postponed sine die, THE CHANCELLOR OF CAMBRIDGE. The University of Cambridge has just declared unmistakeably that its old Whig traditions and its more recent support of Liberal Governments have not been sufficient to convert it to the views of Mr, Gladstone ...

... entitled the ••International Number beven.” French there were instructions how manufacture bombs, and howto bring about the whig of public buildings means those I en’-jh (Jades, this evidence being interpreted to him. said the things were not concealed ...

... Lawson should be the principal speaker. And his discourse was mainly water. “The Radical party hitherto had been watered by Whigs and diluted Dissentients; but in the next Parliament those persons would have to to their own place, like Judas.” The metaphor ...

... Mr. Chamberlain is so much the ablest member of the party that there was practically no alternative. But that the surviving Whigs should led, and tho Tory- Radical alliance personified, man who has been consistent only in his desire to disestablish and ...

... body and wings. The tail is of tubes, prolongation of the side tubes or upper edges the which forms the body. Returning the whigs. which are concave shape, each will have sweep 2tft., 12 and 12 down, and are expected to make 50 strokes per minute. They ...

... scarcely a speech of Mr. Chamberlain’s daring the last five years in which has not shown that the guarantees he offers to his Whig dupes and his Tory backers are as shifty and fleeting disembodied visitations. Mr. Chamberlain holds Disestablishment to a ...

... Belfast. one the Harbour Commis- for Belfast, body which has done much to the quays and harbours of the city. The Northern Whig (Belfast) remarks that, the candidates were both Unionists, and between them there vasno political difference whatever. Had ...