... .:r ooncer •_„ toe hoornji.g ?? ■_„ in „:• . last tour Vfuisi , :;a.e iiveti «l' t >r,g . :•> „ Oxforilshirc, tie! ween •' whig and L.- . , • j ?? stiii, a,-.d I waf.di ?? a_ u ,..i ?? ?? , loverrit. fioiJ. -milhilL. ?? „,, „., I tinct hk_ ?? A nt tiring ...

... Very slow ■* quotation wfth a tendency to lower rates, particularly for middling and in r r r,ir ht f f 0 al ?? the foil, whig were ' l_ tm ?? t^ a -_l ?? ■ to2s - ?? middling ditto 2s. Sii. to Js. ; prime ditto. 3s. 2d. to 3s *d • Scot.-, ditto. 3s ...

... (Applause.) In conclusion, Mr. Mor ley spoke of tbe state of ariairs in Armenia, and said there was no difference between them, Whig or Tory, as to the horror with which they regarded the abominations that had been and were being perpetrated in Armenia. He ...

... unmatured con- summation of deliberate political, moral, and intellectual obliquity ; the one was a Scotchman, the other a Whig in politics. (Laughter.) Yet he was credibly informed that the lecturer combined in himself something of both those cha- racters ...

... Parties in tho State the chief measure of blame ior that unhappy state of things, I venture to say that it will be fouud that a Whig Party have the heavier load of responsibility to bear in this matter. They had more to do with the conquest of Ireland, with ...

... uumliers of them we., killed. During some weeks' stay in Auvorgne he only saw one song-bird, and that was a thru sii with a broken whig. He was glad that many of our County Councils hadissut-d orders under the Wild Birds Protec.icn Acta prohibiting the taking ...

... opponents. There is little doubt, I however, that the Duke, beinir the Leader of the j Jacobite Party, and Lord Mohun a violent Whig, ! the ground was well prepared for any outburst of I passion, and political feeling dictated to a great extent the accusations ...

... Chesliitel.tt-nii- —i K. Ariio.tl (Uiilsbury and Lancashire), captain, and 11. -'• •'* dull (Did-hury aud Lancashire), left whig, forwanls. .-'outli: 1. li'i-ampton (Tetidingt' m and Middlesex), goal ; H. W. ItincKa (TetiUington an.l Middlesex) and M. ...

... and all in favour of Dr. Jameson. Dr. Jameson was urged by the discontented Johanncsburgers to come to their aid. aud the Whigs in England, dissatisfied with the rule of their lawful Sovereign, King James 11. , invited William of Orange, the ruler of ...

... brother, Mr. Evelyn Denison, was sitting in the House of Commons as the Whig Member for Nottingham- shire, and looking forward to becoming one day Speaker by the grace and favour of the Whigs. In the course of the next few years the tables in the Anglican Church ...

... Wednesday), and Kinsey (Derby County;, halves; Bassett (West Broinwich Albion) and W. l-itineri.-ui (Manchester City;, right whig ; J. Devey (Aston Villa), centre ; J. Ooodall (Derby County) and Spike -sley (.Sheffield Wednesday), left wing. A__.TJ-.RS ...

... on the j back benches behind the Government between '■ staid old Tory knights of the shire ; while below the gangway young Whig Unionists will be seen crowded out by Democratic Conservatives from the East-end of London or Lancashire. In a word, for all ...