... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... seated accommodation, various alterations have been commenced. They consist of an additional covered stand, enlarging the west whig, increasing the dressing-rooms the pavilion, and extending the east wing. The Csmmittee are also erecting suitable paviliou ...

... , LTD., $2 HIGH STREET, 191 HILLTOWN, 223 OVERGATE, DUNDEE. Branches in all Large Towns. Agents Everywhere. > SON £58 We é Whig % AN : ft IL. A Most busy men and women feel ran down and worn out at times. it is under such circumstances to curich t he ...

... office during the period overshadowed by th# Dreyfus troubles, and the outlook has daily become more and more gloomy. As a Whig, President Faure has endeavoured to steer middle course, jje was not stalwart enough to throw the weight of his influence on ...

... the country could spare for the same important purpose. I should expect him to say to his party, Sir Robert Peel said to the Whigs in 1840, Oh, you miserable financiers! MR DAVITT'S PECULIAR METHODS. (From To-Day's Daily Chronicle.) Herr Liebcknecht ...

... most to make your opponents his personal enemies. has stood four most expensive elections since 1834, and gained seats from Whigs two, and pledge myself, far one seat, that it shall always be at your command. Literature has abandoned for politics. Do not ...

... he told his hearers, by His Majesty tt the time his own sight began to fail. The Dean was eloquent, and George Tierney, the Whig leader, who was present, records that his eloquence was heightened by the remembrauce the pitiful condition of the King. Tierney ...