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... ANCIENT WHIGS. Tbe horror experienced by tbe Grand Monarque at the thought of losing his ambrosial hair popularly supposed to have led to the invention of the periwig characteristic of our ancestors tho eighteenth oentnry. But although premature baldness ...
... Whitting'.am. Manchester. 453,486 ; Liverpool, 683,4/1. Jaiepfci llilcy.— stood for Shrewsbury first as an anti-Whig ; never as Liberal. CURRENCY LAW. TH5 EDITOK THE MANCHESTER COURIER. Sir, —This morning's post has brought me appeal for help from p ...
... CO&BJgSPONDKKCE. Don't Know. —As if it were spelt Terl. C. A. 27.—The earl seceded from the Whig party 1853. Enquirer.— St. Ann's Chnroh was consecrated July 17tfa, 1712. The foundation stone of St. Mary's was laid July 16th, 1754. 1422 popularly supposed ...
... ami TON'FKCTION*IiBS.—YounMa.i K■.-.;uire.- Si! ion ; pood all-round hand.—Address WHIG Hl', 34, ; can slaughter; ddress 8.. 2. Rldon- HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, CLUB? RE-ENGAGEMENT; thoroughly highest references; Manchester connects Address Manager. Buckingham ...
... carry the Home Pule Bill this session. He anticipates the collapse cf tho Irish Whig party. He recognises that sooner or later the Irish members -even the most devoted Whigs—will be obliged to vote against the Government to defeat it, and to go the country ...
... party preserved the best traditions of the old Whigs, who combined the defence public and private liberties with respect for the rights of property and the great institutions of country. If the old Whigs Are doomed extinction that better, in the Duke's ...
... those t T - '1 the !NWiflof our common cause, we decline to iVJi- . of their action will have any o?her effect to tbe Irish Whig thr,t Bparfc lacked and to which it pledge ourselves, that come ,T' hereby support our pliant leader, audhis « 1 continue ...
... THE MANCHESTER CLEARING-HOUSE. The folio whig are the amounts which passed through the Manchester Clearing-house in the week recorded below:— £ Monday, April 13 679.032 Tuesday. April 14 382,789 Wednesday, April 15 582.082 Thursday, April 16 436,966 Friday ...
... of General Committee of tltc National Liberal Federation, w-ill held at Leeds, next Wednesday, in the interest of Local Veto whig of the Liberal party. A letter signed by a name which we will not divulge, but which is that of leading temperance advocate ...
... faree has end in the exnuision of Mr. Healy from the committee of the Whig party. He has bee successively fred out of the National Leagne of Great Britain, of the executive of the Whig Federa- tion, and of the committee of his party, but strange to relate ...
... Od y d* £1% oppose, and this was recently, by evening papers, coolly transferred court, despite the fact, that it was old Whig leader, who died Tlarcourt was an infant, and before m Churchill wae born. But the astern - afforded the Times, which f t'' ...
... championed the Unionist cause. Previous to tho election of Mr. Swetenham in 1886 the seat had been hold continuously by the Whig or Liberal party for 30 years. At the last general election the figures were —Mr. Swetenham (C). 1,821; Sir Lovo Jones-Parry ...