... was fortunate enough to enter Parliament as far back as 1857. As a Cavendish, a member of one of the oldest and must eminent Whig families in England, he entered naturally into parlia- mentary activity. Endowed with wealth, leisure, an historic name, and ...

... was rum over by a cab in Upper Stan- hope-street on the 50th Marci, and died the following day, several witnesses identified Whig- ton as the driver of the cab, but he denied all knowledge of the occurrence, and declared that he was not in Upper Stanhope-street ...

... Withume, ca Peyiaustratonr ady.oal ntfl-nth athe Book of GoyssLff and Gofes. 8yHorpase- ~dsages H. h. ditoy. Wh TaylorH (. Whig partcuar ?? on smep) ...

... nation into line, is while there are present-day problems which nobody claiming to be something more' than .tan old-fashioned Whig would be found to be e ranged against. The average working man P naturally finds no light thrown upon these problems by Lord ...

... £8t£20-Apply 3, Rutland-avenue ~tra ;Smithdown-rond ?? _ ?? ?? wite(stmp),Hores,9, Mount-street, ~.klRAL for mall family;no whig£12 Cto £16; splendid, siatitunti-1,YFLlmjer-street, ere of Ho1ps-etmet__ ?? (NOOK-GE-NERL o i faml; housemaid kept; not over3;muthr ...

... Mr. Davies -was a type of the older school of progressive Welsh politicians, haring passed through the successive phases of Whig, Liberal, and Radical, and emerging in the perfected form of Nationalist. An ardent Weishman, a Nonconformist by associations ...

... J ads. Allso Appreatice-sApply 20. Rodney-st. .[),UESSMAM-NG--Wanted at one, a drst Bo an;one used to coats Preferred; for Whig-cas trade.-E. Parry, 27. Rsrdman-street RE:RSSRAKING d Drspery,-Wsnted, an lnsrover - D Lv-Applyvpersonalli-, or state salary ...

... encountered by Squadron C of the 9th Lancers whilst in transport off the East Coast of Africa, is published by the Northern Whig:- Steamship Wardlha, October 12, 1899. My Dear Fathez,-I do not really know where to begin this letter, such exciting and ...

... to o, ams under sealed ordem r. DEATH OF AN EDITR.g-, Mr. Thoas= Macknight, for upwards Of S0 years editor of the Northern Whig,- efat dlied yesterday. Deceased, who was over 70 Years 0: of age, was a na-tive of the South of England, and was the a-uthor ...

... the Lain,'- meetdg, whicli :s now reduced to a one-dav fixt-urc, i'5a I threatened by anoiber po:-mort in te |baxe of f og whig-hh rng8 iiit- a cs.-opy ovcr ?? greund this aftornors,. whilst heary- 7-p a3' 0 wo ?? x 2c suvrisP. T e grollnd 3t theoo tur ...