... periods in our history during which practically only ono effective party has existed. For instance, fromis 71t to 1763 the Whigs ivere omunipotenit, and had no real Oppo- sition against them. Thenl from 1786 till 1827 the Conservatives were almost continuously ...

... are not all the disclosures, and it will be wise wait to know before proclaiming failure of a policy The “Belfast Northern Whig” (LU.) remarks —We candidly confess do not understand why such concession should have been made. Such a claim should never ...

... eventful period of the history the Scottish Highlands, and, bssides, indicate the importance attached both by Jacobites and Whig* securing the active co-operation and support of the (Jinny chiefs of the time. The present instalment of the Gleaning! from ...

... the Hospital being vacant, application* for the Mine, with Copies Testimonials, will received by the Secretary, DAVID M M. WHIG**, Ink* Street, up to I hATt'RDar. 14th December curt. Aberdeen,2nd December, 1898. F~ ALB 'I'KAGHKK wanted for POBLIC SIDI ...

... Edward Grey has been seven years in Parliament. His House of Commons manner is admired. Those who are jealous of him call him a Whig. But himself, thongh an aristocrat and a landowner. prefers to called Radical, rather of the suffer sort. Young Sir Edward ...

... 28th, and the production for the following nighit. 'Mr Thomas Mackilight, for ipwards of M0 years editor of time Northern Whig, Belfast, died on Sunday, ?? who wf-s over 0 year- 1;f age, was a native of the south of England, and was the author of T'he ...

... settle the question of the leadership. He was never great admirer of Lord Roecbory, who thought had too great dash of the old Whig in him satisfactory leader. Until they got the leadership determined, and some life and spirit thrown into the party by i those ...

... sang •• Phyllis is only joy”: Mr Hobcrt Cooper, My love like rod, red rose”; Mr George Donald, 0, Weary fa’ the Keform and Whigs (several impromptu lines “wages, hats, and badges' bringing the ditty up to date); Rolterl Yonngson, Break, break, break : ...

... Perhaps he foresees that in days to conie party distinctions will be obliterated, mand that a new party, which shall be neither Whig nor Tory, will take its place, a lparty which Eilt have oinly the best interests of the Empire at heart. That idea may be realised ...

... dipkunatio appointments the United Stat« and the Continent A*, an imnaie Devonshire House, she w.i*. course, in the inner cirde Whig politics well a* in the centre • society. and her lively gossip about the doing* the time are rather amusing. One the principal ...

... uncle to the present Duke of Westminster. Educated at Westminster and at Christ Church, he entered the House of Commons as Whig member for .Shaftesbury in 182'2, a seat which he held for four years. From 182' to 1847 he represented the city of Chester ...

... factukkk, and HcHOOLhill Ah*« dMO. 1 Tcleplurtie-— 857. ROBERTS. Union few atepa up) th-; 'Ju apeat in the oily f Inning and lira whig Room Suites. 478 Union Htreb vA few stepa down) the f .'heapeat for and Be>ldinK every deaoii /IKOKOK ROBERTS. 474 Union Str** ...