... interesting link | with the far-away past, polit iy- mast have if did actually remember, her father the third Duke well-known Whig statesman, the of Fox and e, the pet aversinn of George IIL, the head of the famous Coalition Ministry, the of the younger ...

... Iquique. Mom Arles, Nolleado. Moro, val. la*, Malaverry, and Eten without transhipment ; cargo is taken on through Bill of Whig to forts in Palagook via also to Cential American Pod , ' via Callao or other We't Oast Port (Glasgow, Oct. 24 ; Liverpool ...

... Kingston's Grand Old Man. Through the kindness of Mr John Miller, Inspector of Poor, we have been favoured with a copy of The Daily Whig, published in Kingston, Ontario, Canada, which contains the following interesting article on Motherwellite who, on Ist August ...

... it was very unfortunate for the Town Council when those things took place that they should have no Town Clerk—the Town Clerk Whig a director is the agent for the Water Company somehow always gave Ids services to th lompany and laic the Town Council. ed ...

... berland, vacact by the death of the duke of that ilk. Instead of his saccessor, good and true Tory, it been con successor of the Whig peer who firat Reform Bil. garter, instead of gracing the leg of big or some eq Given to a mere Is is Percy or tura in his ...

... Hadriington Burghs. and the same constitu- ,f ency, followed by the Dumiries Burghs, gave a L seat to Henry Erskine, the witty Whig lavyer, Ji when he beeame Lord-Advocate in the Ministry of all the talents in 1806. The Glasgow Burghs a (for Glasgow then ...

... Smith. of 4 2 paper entitied “Note on the the wf the Spinaing which cn HM. T.” in LEST an the Of ting Cambridge Mathematical Whig contained the true how the toy gradually rove to a pot and w t * seep! The question, Lord Kelvin sacl, wis wig a the smallest ...

... work. at the einem is MAIM Ofany, biker* t 111. wad to the Mout awl Mims idk or feet Met • Lip had le boom of lb. mica, Omagh Whig to the town& swain war bald Lim the old quarry, which wee praidad mar by Mr John Yermwco, obeekmighwma, who kid die whole question ...

... support of the Crown if the of feos we our » BE the bill,with the enw that the ef Lords to the House of Commens moved from Whig ond. man of resolute will to deal with the! be way kage by the cooly He whether people be put he gave to the enough ese. The ...

... to along with lien The Oar. Maw wird thle at ism ha war rth the OW having gone thou, • oree handed a mete to the gmfprente Whig ha had got est bon Still to Imp him till he was mbar. Both secured mid diem got the money from Truitt, and their they served ...

... was no political platform on which he stood, and he « as glad of that, because temperance was much wider theme than either whig, tory, liberal or conservative, but he thought they should know the opinion of the Government with respect to licensing. The ...

... lay in quite other directions; a it not been that 1¢ is us almost a constitutional duty for the prospective head of the old Whig of Cavendish to take a part in the govern- ment of the country, his present Grace would probably never have entered Parliament ...