... At 1 DWI Meld 1 Do TAMES Al STATIOIIdI oArs. commies, at M o'clock or. WM. HMITH, TRAVELLING Requisites, Stable Requigites, Whigs (from .t Money, of Widnes). toetballa, Waterproof Coats and Aaron. Saddlery of every on the by Int. dose sod being o bone sal ...

... keep his memory creen in the hearts of the people of Sutheriandshire. Iq politics the duke has been described as a Whig of the Whigs, but had for many years parted company politically from the Glskdstonians. ...

... on the one hand and absolute free trade on the other. The latter will all probability lose. The old (what is called here) Whig element, the most conservative men in the Democratic camp, are, and have always been, moderate protectionists. A year after ...

... on the one ham! and absolute free trade on the other. The latter will in all probability lose. The old (what is called here) Whig element, the most conservative men in the democratic camp, are, and have always been, model ate protectionists. year after ...

... He sneers in his good old style at Lord Hartington, Mr Chamberlain, and the rest of the Liberal Unionists as weak- kneed Whigs,” and exults at the fact that, by their withdrawal from the former Liberal party, “we the Jacobyn Radicals) are now masters ...

... one hand and absolute t . free trade on the other, The latter will in all pro- bability lose. The old (what is called here) Whig I 3 element, the most conservative men in the Demo- , cratic camp, are, and have always been, moderate X protectionists. A ...

... terry out all the pledgee they bad mad**—(cheers). They expected that the pteeetit Liberal Government would give up their old Whig traditions and act sen.*- (cheers). The was put tb« meeting and unanimously. PATVI.VT HATES ANT) THE PBANCHIBE. Mr M'Neish ...

... ons were the homlicst. One which delighted the political world at the lime was pointed at Honman and Lowe, who mar ted the Whig secession that ultimately defeated Reform Bill of 1860. This party of two reminds me of the Sc »tch terrier which was so covered ...

... s were the homliest. O1e which delighted the political world at the tirne was pointed at Horsman and Lowe, who 6surtel the Whig secession that ultimately defeated the Reform B3ill of 1866. This party of two reminds me of the Scotch terrier which was ...

... not occupied the position which his rank entitled him in •ociety. The House of Lords also saw very little of him. Although Whig patrician, he ■bowed scarcely any interest in general politics. At the same time, was actuated Ly great public spirit, and ...

... keep his memory green in the hearts of c the people of Sutherlandshire. In politics thei duke has been described as a Whig of the Whigs, but lie had for many years parted com- pany politically from the Gladstonians. ALDERMAN VTAlENTDNT, ox-Mayor of Ludlow ...

... b*half the exiled Stuarts. The following extraordinary atonr is told her:— It enanewa ou one occasion that Mr Forbes, a zoslous Whig, lint man of profligate habits, had been entrusted with some important private papers implicating her husband, forward to ...