... information with jus* what they [ waul get far there authority »h*we. is that captain the ©•> j roscry who happened to hi- r> Whig marquis military entie, after eenfitet . statements regarding General Bullcr poation, pavs;— It is possible that the sniping ...

... Ireland and Countess and Lord and Lady Ivcagh. THE QUEEN’S VISIT TO litl-LAND. The Glasgow correafxmdent of the Belfast “Northern Whig” learns excellent authority that Queen prior to her return to Kngland from Ireland next month will travel north, and after ...

... Assuoiation for Advancement Science, bold Glasgow, in ptoml.-er. 1355: and was Preeidont of lb© ii.viety in 1861. LIBERAL AND WHIG. On of Air. Gladstone's Cabinet. Vveinbcr. 1868. lie was appointed Stale for ttiilav, and laf livid that j/joit till tlu- downfall ...

... Kidsev Liver Complaints, any disease ...

... . AMES ,AX>lorHe«twr«J. orrkever*a. can now obtained Lrta . *r other DepoaiU. Stone the Bled- THE PEOPLE S BUTCHER. at fol!whig fare*drr. Utatherge*. and iJi»»*ea Kidney, and 30. CHURCH-STREET, the onlr addren In PRESTON. >,r»tCU»*and • r* . Urinary ...

... reoouma to poor law. Those who know tha determined independence the Lancashire charaoter, oontiaum, will easily understand whig privations parents win undergo before this lan step taken. W# might consider what her, such event, and in those which iswgiastiaa ...

... the popular impulse-which followed the first Reform Bill, though - -»j ehauatod, was not absolutely spent. wave floated the Whigs back again into not into power. the later date strong currant of national feeling carried Lord palmers a Into Lord Salisbury ...

... Government was Lord Melbourne’* Whig Administration, which was replaced the Conservative Ministry oi Sir Robert Peel in 1841. The Queen bad been ten years on the throne when the long spell of Liberal power began with the Whig majority \ one. From 1847 to ...

... of the elections in the early part of the century there was a good deal of riotng. In 1826 the Hon. G. Stanley appeared as Whig, Captain Barrie as a Torv, Mr. John Wood as a Liberal, and Mr. William Cobbett Radical. Hon. E. G. Stanley and Wood were returned ...

... question ol Kruger the Queen, if the Liberals and Radicals of teie country, who were, certain sense. tb«* descendants of the Whig*, who placed the present Royal Family upon the throne, were not loyal, every whit, tbemselvee; if half the army and navy «t ...

... Waverley carries us back to the period Um Pretender's attempt, in 1745 (the book was published 1814). The hero, Edward the sou of Whig politician (a lima server, and friend the Hanoverian euccenion) and nephew to Sir Evorard baronei, Waverley Honour. Sir Everard ...

... . Unionist Government) nod party wnica now appeal for the support the democracy are essentially its own creation. Tories, Whigs, and Ultra-Radicals were compelled by it to stood rboulder to shoulder and cariv out ita imperious decree, which to consolidate ...