... w:. entitled to a baronetcy. But in this case too question arose in the ancient city whether should the out-going mayor (a Whig banker the Incoming mayor fa Tory linendraper). comic thing (adds the Westminster Gazette) was, . courre, that neither the ...

... Ktlonussdl* Solutions of per cent, of L Royal Dlslnle soap la water made. These proved. THE RESULTS *»—The Tvpfcokl Mkrobe*, whig were brought percent, solatloo. we»» dead within boon. operation this soap on the Cholera Microbes was rery remarkable, and ...

... which appeared 1872 and the rest 1874. Dealing in this work with the history of the Irish people, Mr. Froude complains that Whig statesmen have never underito.nl Ireland, and will, l ' arguments are directed to shew that Home Rule is unattainable and ...

... ies erf Mr. ▲therlsy-Jones, but I don’t think any undue regard for the feelings the Peers is amongst them. Mr. Rathbone is Whig whose position on Liberal benches in this Parliament certainly peculiar. I suspect that the letter, if it was not written by ...

... deep’ and they will come— for every description of new and second-hanfi Books, Commentaries, Histories, Poems, Address Waiter Whig tt. Wxsigaik Strbbt, LitJHCBSIOK. (£j* Have you seen the Guide Latin ceaton a Tourist Centre ?” About eighty sages, 25 ill ...

... Yolk famously. Yolk surpassed the form b« ibo««d against Hioki wm ft Rood centra. •n , l Bpnr>iW ...

... 305 votes to 288. and instantly resigned. This resignation was followed by tbs formation of Coalition Cabinet betwer tlie Whigs, Peelltes, and Radicals. Mr. Gladst received the post of Chancellor of the Ex tuer, and began hit career in his new office ...

... Wales. Lead Lovelace, who died on Friday his 89th ysar, was at one time a very seal ous supporter the more advanced wing of the Whig party, and hi; father, Lord King, was one of the to* Peer* professed Radical opinions. I/*d Ixjvelsce tot ed an Earldom from ...