... 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, ...

... Premiership tbe first Factory Act was passed. The French Revolution upset all his schemes and frightened the country. The Whigs in time took advantage of this. The Tones opposed th ’32 Reform Bill, and were branded the opposers of the rights of the people ...

... 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 ...

... asa basis on which to found Home Rule. As to Mr Parnell and his followers, the prophecy once made in regard to the Ulster Whigs may be applied to them. A hansom-cab will probably be big enough ‘to carry himself and his party to the next House of Commons ...

... the Young Ireland leaders. Mr W. A. Macdonald, M.P., writes to correct the statement that the Conservatives voted en for the Whig in Carlow. From hi* own personal knowledge, he says, a considerable number Conservatives voted on the same side as then Catholic ...

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... was quite mrsessmary. Ladle. hare so end to ho troubled with than Wass, sad Sir P.ar err ilia oat a the quanta% plasm Ye Whig to do with ay asides yb this. He will nary wilt raw hoar it from ata. I only wain what I awe board oily la know that I Ira ...

... Russell, M.P., . .the , second of .eHes of article* on the iiolitical situation in Lister, which appears in the Northern, Whig to-day says : - The Conservative party Ulster tan weld Ineh Unionists into absolute oneness by the surrender of a single additional ...

... meetings, accurate reports of which will be found in the colamns of the great Liberal Unionist organ of Ulster, the Northern Whig. Tt was with a feeling of mingled and consternation that the electors of fast learnt that there was any hesitation on part ...

... children tor • whole day at • 'without Nod, and sot ad minuted the woman to tint oiti tailed to and blot Ths e/ al: the. Whigs he the deck of tlen Al or new Males I Crow., Mono talked with his Mead, those. Kat. Crow be (void .64 be II• had Ths toselias ...

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