... constituonts i the Fishermen's Hal rkin The chair was eccupled by Dr Simpron. Rathven received, said Mr Duff, who of dishing Whigs was an old game of Tories, but so far as his recollection served him, this was the first time that a Government had made a ...

... may. s a w ** .100 Neils Is • at the datieswatemesek yeses wins Mbar, • wade his with nada, sad tied.** with r ildbints as • Whig drib bad bees slid IN mulling Mt , U 44 1 . b e e di *rift had bete awed as NM =der Me awl There you see mistaken, Mr ...

... Barrie only foorth.elnes at Shisborgh Univeraity, which en to show that • who's stoat at pawing exudatetioss inn't everythiog. Whig], in his elinam.e, foretell. • beep et political itoutile for cut )var. For the *rat time in Mt.,. veer. the Fair-' field ...

... Sai/cuieiiall St. OPEN TO-NIGHT 7. MUSICAL PROMENADE, 8 to 10. Admission (lacludinn Catalosui), Is; Season Tickets, 2» 6d. J. WHIG 88, Secy. Ferguson & Forrester (limited), REST AUR ÜBS AND PURVEYORS, 6 BUCHANAN STREET, GLASGOW. E. W. THIEM intimate that ...

... Glasgow Branches of the Irish National League. said belonged to the section of Irish party which was now almost composed of Whigs ; on the occasion of his last visit came to urge them to cast their vote for the Tory candidates. and those present were the ...

... grateful. that they El ba u acnidate,; they had shown their own in -wouaknessancd they bad shown thtwithout Tory th votes or Whigs they could pall over 2000 votes toi evoen en the present register. (Cheers) I-o had or beard peoclo sayr they thought the ...

... Belfast News Letter says;—The proceedings at Cork prove unfitness of the Irish for local self-government. , . . The Northern Whig says:—Reconciliation is impossible. Mr Parnell’s grave lies between the two factions. , ~, The Irish News says :—One thousand ...

... netting under the AU•piCea of the Glasgow of the National League. Ito said to the of party which .00 alinest COMpOesed of Whigs; on occasion of last became to urge thin Lu Mg their vets for the candidates. He sad th.c preftest were the I ne they were ...

... Onion lan mid siber Onwingini. Pined .44 i• in City thin se Tinny. ofh.vea tin hin. I.Cionnysin. • yang nue rind by ening sod Whig Imo TM ninon Amin int gli• Inn gni. and bid tin Ills. man S. wend ink Wined. He nab slick Imo. was Win on bark by en of sb• ...

... Cede is deep add fax reaching. The foe is beadle, but Netre.Leffer :—The pre medial'o at Cork the of the for feral goverameat. Whig esse:—Rosowelliatlas I. Wspote.ble. Ir Mtn/sirs grass hes bt twee& awl two factious. - - • - -•-- --------- Thelei,h Nnra ay ...

... he: replied to which bare made epos his attitude to the cuss • flee. . Am old woas.. sersad Jams Cooper or was it. ever in Whigs. es Nesday night by. van driven by David Weir. was removed to Chalmers's Hospital. where IS was that I. of her ribs were Makes ...

... Irish or of any other nothing to show that the writer is anything more, than what he naively styles himself—an con stitational Whig.” ‘And it is not with such rusty, ly instruments that the great and soctal work of these restless t mes Bente. accomplished ...