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... critical temperament and con€ervative preposeessions. The South African ’war seemed to furnish him with a chance of leading a Whig Imperialist party. But that ‘enterprin involved a hot uphill battle with a good chance of failure, and Lord Rosebery, never ...
... Chesterfioli 4o is being aroused almost to a pitch of ey, siasm. In the ciroumstances, and by, regard to the peculiar ill-fortune whig ;, a number of years past has perssa. dogged the footsteps of the club which ! beneath the shadow of the crookai g, our Ch ...
... Southampton left St TURCOMAN from Portland (Ma) arrived Avotmiouttj Dock 15 THE GOLDEN WEST Cstnadton emigration now in fall ©whig and each wee large botches of young the Clyde to woo Dame ortune in the Dominion of the Weet On Saturday fully 2400 emigrants ...
... Gaelic records by Roderick Macleod-all new records available on COLUMBIA RENA - the records Scotland likes so welt ASHION'S WHIG MOODS find expression in the completeness of our Spring and Summer Show UNDERWRITERS’ ROOMS will be CLOSED on MONDAY th 1st ...
... the exhibition of a youthful Princess to a staring populace was consistent with female delicacy.” This would surely be the Whig Fitzwilliam to whom Bbenezer Elliott dedicated an ode as a friend of the common people. May Day Ceremonies. | In this country ...
... with a measure of such capital importance. The Preamble has created a misgiving that the Whig mind might find cccasion for reserve. But we have seen the Whigs in and out of the (:hinet among the most enthusiastic supporiers of the Bill as an indispensable ...
... influence. He wondered at th peeresses 6f the United Kingdom must hré thought of the suicidal and filicidal propoufs of the great Whig leaders of the &mo servative party? He was not such a consummate ass to say that he understood women—(laughter)—but the maternal ...
... ing motive of the worthy gentloman » charity. Onur judges have done much 14 hasten this blessed millennium. Macaulas was a Whig—a cold and pitiless Whizgoffering the stome of Parliamentary servics instead of the bread of charity. s | hawe said, our judges ...
... Rooms Telephone 1542 RING FOR HUMAN HA\AIR Only One Address:—72. High st.. Sheffieid — s > s S A& e : Sz 7 } N e P ] P e L - Whig - s ...
... Davy. , The Vicar expluined that they hoped to raise M.C?SO. of w}:i(}: .210;1 was reg‘:u\d to com payment for emlarging t whig cost £600; £B5 was needed woom payment for the new vicarage, which cost £2,426; &3(0& 'l‘; uhbhll mli!ulfid towards furnishing ...
... principles and that the | Government were following in_the spirit and ‘almost to the letter the precedent set by the Imat Whig statesman of 1832. He nced hardly add that they did not desire to see ‘the premfi:ive exercised, and that they trusted t the ...
... and to leave no room for possible misapprehensions or doubt It would bo a good trait in a man who had not been cradled amid Whig traditions or who even had had some experience of the rough and tumble of political life But the courtesy the chilliness the ...