... NERD OF THE MOMENT. Wednesday last was the anniversary of the memorable election when Mr. Pitt (Tory) defeated Mr. Howard (Whig) by «»oc vote after days’ polling 1789, and accordingly Hie members of the True Blue Hub kept Hie memory green by meeting the ...

... Sidney Fussell. This gentleman had recently written a letter to the Press, which he was replying to. Mr. Liberalism was a Whig brand of his own and represented few, if any. Liberals who had worked to advance the Liberal policy. His (Mr. Rendall'a) own ...

... Fussell. This gentleman had rs«4ttUy written a letter to the Press which he was replying to. Mr. Fussell's Liberalism wag a Whig brand of own and represented few if any, Liberals who had worked to advance the Liberal policy. His (Mr. Rendall's) own action ...

... Ministry, meaning, as explains in a letter to Sir race Mann, the taking all parties and ! people into the Ministry. The Whigs are the dupes of this, adds, and those in opposition affirm that Tories no longer exist. l\otwithstanding this they will ...

... Yesterday (Feb. -Mo) was the 181 st anniversary of the memorable victory of Pitt, the True Blue candidate, over Howard, the Whig nominee, by one vote at the hist oriel’ariiianietint ary elect ion in Gloucester in 1789, after liftecn days' polling. Following ...

... [llrjttndvad by prrmiuion the PropHelort oj Punch THE LORD OF EARTH AND AIR. Mr. Winston Churchill THE FEW ELEMENTS WHIG ...

... of Powerful Situations. THE PHANTOM MELODY. Episode of THE HAWK’S TRAIL. THEIR BABY. Comedy. GAUMONT GRAPHIC. KING’S INEMA, WHIG ATI. GLOUCESTER’S SUPER KINEMA Proprietor*: K.K.(Glouec*trr) Ltd. I.lceswe A Manager - - O. T. HAINES. ...

... the British Government, should never again stand as a handmaid touching its cap to Mr. Asquith or Mr. Gladstone, or the other Whig chieftains. But, Baid the Independent Liberala, it is a crime. would he all right for Mr. Asouith to form a coalition with ...

... IRISH PRESS COMMENTS Commenting the invitation of Mr. Lloyd George to Sir ..James Craig r.ml Mr. Valera. the Belfast Northern Whig says:—Wh&t have we to with s absurd claim to set a Republic country? Mr. Lloyd is not treating Sir James Craig fairly asking ...

... they will continue to persist in demanding the impossible, even with threats, are already being indulged in. The Northern Whig Mr. de with his colleagues, will weigh the possibilities winning independence by a policy attrition. The Irish Times says:—The ...

... they will continne to persist in demanding the impossible, even with threats, are already being indulged in. The Northern Whig says :—Mr. de Valera, with his collesgnes, will weigh the possibilities of winning independence a policy of attrition. The ...

... Irishman would assume the aw*'ul responsibility which final repetition of the Government's terms would involve. The Northern Whig.'' Belfast (Lnonisi), declares that the terms wniuh the Prime >r offered to the Sinn would, if Kive.i effect bring about d ...