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... away with just what they want to get. far thore antirarity then*, it is that of an captain of the Yeomanry who happens to a Whig Marquis. Iho military critic the Westminster Gazette'’ says:—ln many quarters is assumed that Sir Red vc-ra Bulle- will achieve ...
... 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 ...
... I firmly believe he would be alive to-day.” Her brother was the famous third Earl Grey, who was long a prominent member of Whig Cabinete. It can hardly have seemed to anyone who calculates life a briefer standard than that of Lady Georgiana that her brother ...
... Leadeahall-ttraet, London. WANTED, General for Blackpool; email private ; .m'v.—f 7. Daily Post, ' Blackpool. WaNTKdT W H EEL WHIG HT Aith knowladfe of Jotaonr: *«*d wnfee to practical C 91, Daily GttCX’KRY and Provtaioae—WANTED, smart Assistant, well ...
... eventng, for the nomination of collectors. TILE QCEfiy TO GO TO BELFAST. The Glasgow correspondent of tho Belfast Nor tb«rn Whig” leams. oxodlent authority, that the Queen, prior to her return to Kngiaud from Ireland neat mouth, will travel north, and ...
... 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 ...
... events of yesterday native loyalists aj»d the enemies of the Irish cause on the other side of the channel. The Belfast Northern Whig” commenting today on tho Queen’s Irish visit, says the very fact that the Quern's visit and the warmth of popular welcome aroused ...
... TVixwmhl, who lork cd the paaot 'nr Belfast, iwlkiitw the Irish ’rc-hytsrian ijrno'-al Awombly. and dialnnan of “Northern Whig” Newspaper Co., was ntwriv 80 yomn old. ...
... inside and out tide Hie House of Lords, besides which he also continued to write, taking hoflh in his epeeches and writings the Whig point of view, especially the questions of Home Rule and the Crofter agitation Tne Duke was Hereditary Master of the Queen’s ...
... 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 ...
... John George Lsmbton, the first carl, was member for the county for some years during which be gave an enthusiastic support the Whig party. On learning that the Rev. Charles M. Sheldon, author In His Steps,” was crossing the Atlantic to engage in preaching ...
... Great siirpri-w was caused the defeat of Mis* L)od by Mrs. Hoarr, and of Miss May Hezlett (the champion) the player. Miss Whig ham. A. five miles running match has been t .-ranged take place on the County Ground, at Northampton, on the evening Monday ...