... part-pin , Persons charged Agued*. * P°K«eal conspiracy four th * solitary oonfin,..^I Pnce * various terms imprisonment, whig acquitted. *»* ** were ' ...

... there more instance than that of Gibson Craig in 1837,,thus graphically described by Disraeli. '• Gibson Craig, of whom the Whigs had hopes, rose, stared like a stuck pig, and said nothing. His friends cheered, stammered, all cheered; then there was dead ...

... VICTOR OR VANQUISHED? by Hi Y N : Wp LA Y | \ ad a vA ‘ i U he Go FAG ty) Ss \\ WZ igs ANY SS \\ yu , ies Whig SN \F “7 f | ‘ ...

... constituencies, on the fol- lowing day. These form part. of a series of visits to t district Federations, which the ouse ad- Chief Whig: arranged when the journed. On Saturday afternoon he will open two Liberal Clubs for Sir Rufus Isaacs at ing. ...

... ic, and took leading part potties Nationalist side. He nominated Mr. Parnell for CjJrJt in 1880. opposition to the sitting Whig Member, who was defeated. Mr. represented Cork until his death. For his action supporting the Irish Leader, the deceased clergyman ...

... Gazette contained the following : War Office, TERRITORIAL Infantry.— 9th ?£>«!> Cambridge's Own. M rate I '' ment: Fte. John Whig the Royal Ist Second-Licutenant, ...

... The Military Cross has been awarded to Ten Sec -Lieut. C. Devonshire, attd. Devon R., who ir tempted enemy raid on his post, ©whig to the nature of the ground the enemy Sot within bombing distance without being reen; but he immediately, at. great fitPtl ...

... ADDRESS. mS | ist Whig, in his address, says the forced on the country at a time most jurious to trade and agriculture simply cause the Radical Government cen main in office without leave of the It . whose avowed object break up the Constitution with ...

... We understand that the deputation placed a very convincing case before the Sub-Committee, and that an amicable arrangement, whig'h will satisfaction to the grades teachers, was arrived at. Of course.! the details the new schemes will have to j approved ...

... HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. IDQIOOR d ' ' 8 IW., Sept. 3Whig®OUKBS o Sa Se Pt- The Master desires it . rv> understood that hounds matter of doty to the Tli lOJX6. .+ Wat •'IIN;DRJTi-, Sept. Aimm«t«r Sat., Sept. 5 Qiard 20 ' Hon., Sept. 7 Lamb and , ...

... study of Sir Robert A previous palicy and character. lecture dealt ge y with the lite of the ‘treated of him as Prinie Mi great Whig Statesman. The present lec — Wal strong understanding, cool judgment, loon an was nerve, enabled h ee experience, it im fo ...

... who advocated the founding bishoprics in the Three Towns Barnsh-pte. proposed the following motion: That the time has come whig the question dividing the Diocese Exeter shall be seriously considered. On thft motion (hi M. Wallington the meeting similarly ...