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... THE IRISH. ATITmUDE TO HOME RULE. A very distinguished, member of the Liberal parry, himself a scion of an old north country Whig house, who has hitherto been identified with the Home Rule notion, generally familiar, informs me (writes the London correspondent ...
... in- t elveL t if)) I. The irsde export.s4 co February were £273.219849 compared with i:19,32,405 for Febrluarv last yeal. zb whig an increase cf ;£3,837M4a. The exports for ube twoI mouths ended February were 246.803,531, againet £39,729,640 for the corres- ...
... done, because it was not a mde by the ‘St -James’s Gazette’ against the member representing Caithness in Parliament, | | of Whig, Radical, or Tory, but a questic benefit and respect of their native country wih the view of inquiry being made into same.” ...
... he wvas and be a, diis'redit to tiem. They were unanimous. It S could eas iv be done, because it teas not a question Ii of Whig, Padlisal. or Tury, hut a question of the benefit and respect of their riative country. (A- plause.f Int conclusion, lie remarked ...
... African ‘Victoria Geo! na Bertha Duti, commonly Frances Balfour, Lady Mary Carr Glyan,' { ment thus formed | a coalition of the Whig ding stan | ly landed. what Farl Spencer really means. One thing, | settled. American politicians are notor d Alexandra Victoria ...
... other preceding, the Duke of Argyll held tile i post of Lord Privy Seal. But the Govern- ment thus formed by a coalition of the Whig. and. Peelite parties underwent man y, , changes anld vicissitudes, anLd, aftter embark -r ! lIing upon the war with Russia ...
... his mark iin Alhrdeen slica he was only 23; and in eourse of time he rose to be the city's representative in Parliament. The Whigs at last promoted himr to the Governorn;.vo of Newfoundland. and in that poTs he died. lifs portrait hangs to-day in the Aberdeen ...
... a silver to a g'old producing district. The change is indeed I marvellous and suggestive. A further instal- r ment of H. J. Whig-b-ham's narrative of the 1' Boer war is given, in which he criticises the want of strategy and tactics amongst our generals ...
... 8. and) j Orkney 3% 1 N. of S. Equitable eo Southern Railway Pref. A fall | Wabash B Ded. 33 and Life Association of Scot. Whig & Mer. F.& 1 oe xcept Seot. U. & N. F.& a Scotlant . ca as British Lines ¢ ‘ompany. ia Cbydesdale Bank. . 225 Lake Nat. Bank ...
... holes, chiefly on the green. The Maiden was halved; but Hilton drew further ahead at the seventh, where Whig- ham landed in the bunker. At the eighth Whig- ham threw away two strokes on the green, losing further ground The ninth was halved, so that Hilton ...
... to play am. this Haigh, b Bearne Smith, not out .. game, Bhodes, b Hearne efly on | Lord Hawke, uot out.. Halton Extras Whig- Whig- Yotal (7 wkts) losing LANCASHIRE v. DERBYSHIR 0 that Deroyshire opened their season by | otsman | Lancashire at Manchester ...
... in] many respects, a fortunate one. OrOn the first day the 'nly imnrr.Lnt players to imeet stere the uhampion and Miss Sybil Whig- ihamn. In yesterday's play there awas nut a couple of the slightest interest in the second round, and ! in the next. that ...