... it had of the anion, the combined the; | im 1819, and who was tho duke, was born may be reached secretary intimated that a Whig, was almost cousin in Hewas the operation of Sd Feb., and be was irge hall of the to engage or society, living, as he has either ...

... e, but his dislike to the contin’ party el eri burst’s remark. “Very very true, said respecting Peel's Tamworth every (the Whig Club) beet end at the tive Club. nd jy denounced the condnet of the House of Lovds, led by Lyndhurst, in muti ing rejectii ...

... re \, wthout an of the d jocumerts comp! ** dishonooratle * Dunlop, sometime of app Paterson v. Wa, Dixon, Limi- ion of the Whig pa Morris, and Pes alti “erocked ways” and nets, they were not action- | Donez ul, Ireland, inspecting commant d—Sheritf of ...

... even for the pleasure of “dishing to do than whea Mr Isdale became Isdale had been is estimated at about £3000. [ the the Whigs, or in the hope of serving the anable to see his way cleor requirements of a and than a ‘but he} of the the fire. All the avail- ...

... more Prime Minister i» 1806. He was Colonial Minister is office of Fi of 1886, his oid Secretary having te a , and on the the Whig portion of which then took ot. chief was able defence of his policy in the U Dr Harrison, Lord medical st tendant, states that ...

... turquoise, heliotrope, |second wife made en ideal and grey pear! largely show The English bave lost one by Lord, Ceanvilie’s of the Whig nd craft and intolerance. founded by the narrow sectarian National the latter a grievous | supporter than Lord Granville; at ...

... soin hke manner education come, of Dr Robertson and Mr Mitchell in ly to ex-Bailie ex Gray, are Is under the of the last ast Whig Com mission Balfour Bur- todo Lord and his fellow. Commissioners theirorders ‘the Trust funds free primary education was not ...

... Bannockburn 10 au, till 10 Pw. the great Earl of Chatham, and Cycloruma of J Billiard Peall v. Mitchell. Wau ull celebrated Whig leader Lord Granville. ——— But it is most of all remarkable for the number of statesmen of the highest Horth British Daily ...

... invited him to join bis/ in 1810, when the Prince to he United 855. Un ite completion he Cabinet as Minister without and he! a Whig “Four which had not in Cabinet ever since, Ti | he tort hi contin one bs fo cal ‘On his} Yoncy Act, Mr Abbott drafted the Jury ...

... accredited, had been in tho Navy, and had retained the tone and manners He was an honest rather narrow. minded, and whom the Whig had always counted in its ranks, Throne he had retained the Tory Minister Foarth. He ceived me very stammered a few about, ...

... were the principles on which Lord Salisbury judged and condemned the “ policy of legerdemain” by which Disraeli “dished the Whigs” in the matter of household suffrage. Todo him justice, he vindicated his consistency at that period when he resigned his office ...

... Birkm; P.G. Aber- music § were Mr Hi D.P. Mr W. B. MLP.; and pipers of the Royal Scots grand stand. Mr ©, Howatson, Mr D. Whig- reached the enclosure , and Major Yule. ately formed round the inside of The hall was decorated with , and at the eame time ...