... DEATH OF AN IRISH EDITOR. Macknight, fur upwards of editor of Northern Whig, Belfast, died yesterday. Deceased, who was over 70 years of ,,r a native of the South England, and wax' the author of The Life Edmund Burke, «^ broke, Years' Foreign Polities ...

... the turning Whigs Were turned to the right-about. But when he called on Robert Peel His talents employ, His answer was, Young Englauder, For you're not the boy. Oh, Robert Peel! Oh, Robert Peel How could you treat me so! I've met with Whig rebuffs before ...

... y candidate for Fife without but that is perhaps he has deserted the family colours, for his progenitors were all staunch Whigs.—N.B. Mail. ...

... brought about the overthrow of his Government in 1830 by an uncompromising declaration against Parliament-ary Reform. But the Whigs under Earl Grey and Lord Brougham proved too powerful for the Tories, and the House Lords practically affirmed the principle ...

... Whitsunday. Grant, 78 King Street. TVELLEEIELD AVENUE.—House, 7 Rooms, Bathroom, -D and Scullery, to Sub-Let. Reduced Rent till WhiG Sunday. Liekely & Son. 220 Perth Road- 5657 Black AVENUE—House, 5 Rooms, Bathroom, and Scullery, to Sub-Let. Bent, £3O. Immediate ...

... were all better to co-operate well than to unite badly. was not going to make a political speech, but they knew that to-dav a Whig and a Tory could sit down to dinner without vising their knives upon each other's throats. It was a matter of satisfaction ...

... and Dover Railway Company's Continental weather report, through Agency, January 25th, 1599, at. 9.30 A.M.. :— Calais— Fine whig. : light wind; smoo h sea; 39. Paris—Pine morning: 40. rseii.i.ks— Clear sky ; 49. Nice—Lovely morning ; 53. Badex-Bai>k.n—Fine ...

... extreme assumption indeed—these cruelties altogether pale in comparison not only with the infamous butchery on the part of the Whigs, with the Prince of Orange’s express authority, Glencoe, but also with the inhuman barbarities perpetrated more than half a ...

... good deal of light on that eventful period in Highland history, they indicate the great importance attached Jacobites and Whigs alike to securing the active co-operation of the Cluny Chiefs of the time, to whom the letters, with two or three exceptions ...

... old Whig houses in the ranks of the Tories. That the head of the house of Bedford should become the humble henchman and servant of a Tory Prime Minister is enough to make some of the old members of the Russell family turn in the grave. The old Whig aristocracy ...

... to their places this morning. The death announed Mr Thomas Macknight, for upwards of 30 years editor the Belfast Northern Whig. Her Majesty again to visit Brodighera this season, and apartments have been retained at the Hotel Angst. Sir Henry Irving ...

... of the candidature of M. Loubet, the present President of the Senate. Like the late President Faure, M. Loubet is a Moderate Whig. Heisnot regarded brilliantstatesman, but as President of the Senate has won a reputation for impartiality, and it to his credit ...