... resolved! man not given effect to, save Y¥ istrict. There were two the han of £50,000 granted f for the jamonug poor ee as the “ Whigs’ Corner,” is the monu-| James’, Hampstead Road; Sir Jobn Strange, the to create a fu to be known as the Govan Police | by one ...

... Agitator’s Life,” places this beyond dispute. Mr Holyoake bluntly states that it was opon Chartist resentment towards the Whigs that Lord Beaconsfield traded—and supplied the Chartist leaders with money to enable them to express it. “Tknew many Francis’ ...

... Topeka, and Santa Fe.. De én and distrust his motive. It is da, pea who now makes his Baltimore and at New York Chamberlain, the Whig. and expectant public, Da South Weat 44%, at 1055 and in that character we take a rather sor rowful farewell of the statesman ...

... ae. ed accord = him. the the worker. cause of It has enabled unemployed a motley crew of Protectionists, Tory Dewocrats, and Whig Unionists to join in an empty parade against the Government in favour of never will a cause which they have never helped, and ...

... really a Radical of the Radicals, and who even now are speaking of Mr Reckitt, the Liberal candidate for Pontefract, as a “ Whig,” when he is almost the most advanced of the Radical party? These things may be mentioned in order to show the damaging effect ...

... Bat concession to the minori' acceptable the difficulties ty. and It they prove may be in time overcome. The Belfast Northern Whig (L-U) says the Home Rale Bill is not a better measure than the former one—in some respects a great deal worse. Gladstone not ...

... to Canonmills w that re of of “with an earnest of 300 who gave up their all for It will give me couseience’ sake. He was a Whig,aad, ot in ay & resu! discussion of your be was not to say he that study can be well in favour of Disestablishmeot. Bat made ...

... honourable man I take you to be, fulfil it at once by to meet mine to arrange the ‘ou are would make two challenges to Northern Whig, March have You National ¢ party in the name of the commerce of Ulster. challenge any Glad. stonian or Nationalist to point ...

... of the military. Mr John Burns’ of the Whigs, not of the Tor: es, that the motion yesterday was confined merely to i for the alliance were begur. the conduct of the Hall _poor-law | Early in 1884 the Ulster Whigs approached | in refusing out - door|the ...

... was once a portion of his public life was passed in the started as a Tory, became a Whig, and ended Whig and became a Tory. Lord Derby as a Unionist. Tory, Radical, Whig, Unionist —he was all four. And yet one does not think of him as a weathercock politician ...

... other dy Sir Robert 1878-1713, with Sketch of Sharpe's House me Sir CK in 1 vol. So and Sir P. wees the Persecution of the Whigs, &a Notes Pugitive Pisces, &c., mostly Neder Pet irkpatrick Wm. and others, Autograph Latter by Four Letters to Lovat, &e; ...

... time in following out his destiny. His father, though originally a Whig and a member of Whig Ad- ministrations, had by this time quitted that party for ever. Taking alarm at the Whig the Irish Church, he threw in his lot with the Tories ander Peel until ...