... The Kecoonition of William and Mahy. The Whigs, defeated in the Commons on their Abjuration Bill, which was rejected April 26 192 to 165, brought another Abjuration Bill May 1 into the Lords. The history of this Bill, which has been confused by historians ...

... Illustrated Guide pages), “How Commence, 4J20 to 4)2,ooo.”—Tobacconist Co., ISO, Euston-rd., Ldn. Est. 1866. MASSAGE. Nurse WHIG, certificated MASSEUSE. RECEIVES PATIENTS DAILY; honrs 12 to 6. —l3, Talbot House, 98, St. Martin's-lone, Charing-cross. T ...

... noticed your columns a> letter reflectia> upon the candidature of Mr. Carson, on the grooac that naturally belongs to the old Whig party ii Ireland. The reason alleged for his inefficiency would exclude Colonel the leader tn> The feet tint Carson would assume ...

... be ret the Swat I Mr. G. long lei he criticis of native cumstano are coi position Political C body of ChitraJ The Sec folio whig Major Force, Pea authority, As soon decided to number of absence ap officers hat reach the neci force. Telegraj from Hav Cuba ...

... brought them hack night under his own charge, and they duly acknowledged his hospitality. regards the allegation that the Fathers whig retained prisoners at Kampala for lire weeks, that is traversed by M. Guillerinain’s own words, that they were very comfortable ...

... FOR CONSUMPTION. OWBRIDGE’S LUNG TONIC NEVER FAILS. THY FOE ALL CHEST AFFECTIONS. QWBRIDGE'S LUNGJTONIC NEVER FAILS. THE WHIG AND THE DEMOCRAT.” Politics and politicians move so fast nowadays that wo are not surprised to find the death of Karl Grey treated ...

... but admits that the Omagh calumnies were too much for him. As tor the Independent,” fairly revels in the downfall of the Whig leader. Mr. Dillon, when the Nationalists formed an undivided party, enjoyed the eulogistic sobriquet of the Bayard of the ...

... 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 ...

... distinction between aUnionistwhogoes to hisparisnchurehaudanother who attends denominational than there used to be between Whigs or Tories who differedon questions immaterial to the issue of the day. How- ever, that things are otherwise is nm. the fault ...

... IRISH OPINION ON THE ULSTER CONVENTION. To-day's “Northern Whig (U.), Belfast, hopes the Prime Minister and his colleagues will recognise the resolutions of the Assembly as the opinions men determined resolution, who will, the sanction of their constituents ...

... Unionist colour would be the old Tory true blue,” in the next perhaps it would be red, in the next primrose. So many of the old 'Whigs are now staunch Unionists that it is quite possible that in some places even the time-honoured blue buff sheltered a Conservative ...

... 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 ...