... regarded that the pressure public feeling obliged Earl Gnnr—himself Whig-in 1831 again increase it to about 20,000 man. The body did. signal servioa in tha great Reform Biota of 1832. This the Whigs did not forget to them, and, under the Melbourne Administration ...

... onciael ee politieel then Hobbes. Yet even Locke wrote under the influence idane which were Uking men. Hetifi2 end the greet Whig leedcahed the game olLoeke’eceeeooingee the motor# olthtorpelitoeeieetoeo, end. oonecMwaiy « asoouaevutr, Locke the expeeitor ...

... aabataHalaanMM waataaHaad Bight Itor. the Irod BWbap af Oaaary. D.D., wharo atAat eai fa aaw aatfro ■arrtea.criMldalaaar the pit whig.iel eMMgfa the lan aadlMw wero Ilaafiaeto OifaaM BowhajhdMlferi fad Barttoiro Wmtfa.arr gwuterod **jtoSSTV. M. Tarrow, 8.A ...

... been apparently in his usual health attendad the Recorder's Court last Saturday, waa over 70. He was chairman of the Nortken* Whig directorate and other companies. At Cashel meeting yesterday Taffrmil won the Tally-Ho Cup, Pair the Farmers' Plate, Malachite ...

... that insisted upon his Greco's cUims tho Premiership—tho 1 hike of Argyll hod considerable following in the oounlry, and the Whigs looked up him as the Hviug embodiment their virile principles in an unhappy and degenerate ago. The Duke Argyll possessed quite ...

... Kingdom loyalist Ulster threw iU meet powerful influence into the scales with the Conaerrstives. and those who were and stolid Whigs or Liberals before ranged themselves the side of Lord Salisbuty and the Unionist party. The IVeebylarians claim to have majority ...

... beteny te Den- Total ' 261 r,. i sure c. .vvui . J (ioolmao r. J. D. Walih b. Held Total (lor 2 wkte) 121 r. Brow whig. T. loasnUae, E. J. Owyan. R .u-.scll. O, li. Las: bam, tupute Bnytey, R BOWUbfl V»ta PKNMWKA Pint Inaiog*. 0>:»wln;*-n .. ...

... cause James 11. Subsequently wee occupied the groat Lord Chancellor Homers, and later it was snkl to the Duke of Newcastle, the Whig Prime Minister. An amwsiog incident occurred at the congratulatory dinner to the Solicitor-General (Sir H. Caraoo), which took ...

... or ettremut, living now would most likely have been Coneprvaliio Ldreral UnHuiist. anrl have ••lad accordingly. his article Whigs and Tones, for wham lie bad great deal to say belli aides— and the Dean of tin- Chapel would the l»wl autbonly as to which ...

... extend Is the boon* dories Cardiff itself. Lord msrriod 1868 the sister of Lord Kandfdph Cbimhill, stsl idlhough the scion Whig family, bo always been member tbs Conservative Party, which Party bs was raked to the Peerage. owns what is probably the f ...

... priem were ateadily Bed (etarse the of opcmttoaa ware aachaoged to (d. per ceateJ Bader last eight, ad• lews (ram the Blaus Whig worm than aeclcipotedewiagtotlw more faeowabto weather (rum the North west. There was (Kttere of epcctol impertaace, Ibe large ...

... the House this last whose services not better in the iateeeala ol Ireland in nral and of ln.h laodloub- tauanla «I'on.-x Whigs) than ...