... CAUCASUS. TURKISH SUCCESS. but no mention of when and where. [Turkish Official.] (.’cii.'t-iniiinopie. Tnesilay. rout.— ...

... th to hold the annual dinner this year, but also felt that the unique anniversary memorable victory of Pitt (Tory) over H (Whig) by one vote at the Parliamentary e in 1789, after 14 days’ polling, could | With th allowed to puss uncelebrated. in view ...

... would be iseluded in the Pease Treaty when the nations have to alga it over a 'pe trol stamp. 01=1 OF PARTY • /lAMBS. The muse Whig really mama ''sour. and was mockingly applied by the Royalists to the Parliamentary Party and the Scottish Covenanters in ...

... in obedience to a very decided mandate as did Mr Gladstone more than sixty years later. If Mr. Disraeli when he dished the Whigs in 1867, found it necessary to educate his own party to pass Reform there can be no doubt that the voice of the country was ...

... because my personal honour was ant attacked. But I see him in there now eraslng my aocount from hi date as if It were set:Whigs, I regard that as an imputation upon my integrity, and t•:ewe is but one thing for me to do. I shell withdraw. It is unless ...

... shire Territorials. was severely wounded by shrapnel in the right shoulder, and is now in Wharncliffe Hospital, Sheffield. ;Whig is the third time Pte. Chambers has been wounded. ANOTAEIt LOOAL MAN AWARDED MILITARY MEDAL We are pleased to hear that Bombr ...

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... ninetieth year | pre: to in another column), the “Globe sts times his lordship must be almost the sole su onder the type of Whig peer exercising a political inthucnee which was supersede pester extention of the suffrage to the count: ce of inherited political ...

... probably due to the colder weather, and we are not likely to see any diminution unless we get more summerlike conditions. We Whig to call the attention of our readers to the Economy Exhibition in the Watson Memorial Hall, on Wednesday next, July 4th, and ...

... strife Strength:ll , the fibre and pulse of life. How if the earth in its chill despair Felt Out the fight was too hard to bear, Whig . : were the bloom and the vintage Where were the harvest for hungry men? —Susan Coolidge. Humour is a kind d divine acid crowning ...

... submarine peril. which. in spite of the more favourable figneee of the past week. is kill grave, there is a world shortage of fond. whig h, though the war • tame to an, end to-morro`a, would still affect our sup- The need to monomise in our food ennsomptise—stilt ...