... of Revelation ; What Jimmy Did ; Adrienne Toner. Biography, etc.—Life of l.ord Salisbury ; Here, There and Evervwhere ; In Whig Society. Other Books.—The Great White South ; Alone ; Roving East and Roving West ; The Sport of our Ancestors ; Wild Life ...

... Waterford ; and if a miracle should restore the speech of the Poet Laureate his copyright poem could be reprinted in The Northern Whig or The Belfast Newsletter only after arrangement with The Times or The Morning Post, but it could appear in the Freeman’s Journal ...

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... DI^ISIOM *MSfrnm» .. .1 Untied : A TT O, ? CTraaKCHAM' Ayr- tl.* lead In the firrt diAied beinj the work hour, forinf r whig “SKI: a. xi-s*. TKiriMnark ~v- ****** 1 N-«>«me Placed «” sSv^ , n t^,r-b^ deaftrYea wifi. _ , , «: Flotayioo. *«d HlUh«u»e ...

... WHIGS v. RADICALS. “The arithmetical formula of the Whigs—those proud elder brethrenofthe Liberal party—was always to find the least common denominator of reform which would keep the people quiet. The Radicalism of the Prime Minister has found a rapid ...

... m. BREAK HIS SWORD! The most strenuous resister of a proffered title was Coke of Norfolk. In the famous Whig was deputed to present an address to the Prince Regent congratulating him on his recent escape from assassination, but begging him to dismiss ...

... et 2: Cr. J. W.. ' T. t. A well balanced programme is shown at Ms The Rev. W. C. Robert•on. Christ : the day at Ito 1 net. Whig quoted firaiippr Picture Howse, Newt:esti, the chirt Church et at I. with Welber. Copy. a Serowe erne. P m ik . item being ...

... length the King agreed to make enough Whig peers to get a majority in the Lords. The mere threat, however, was enough ; the Lords gave way and the BUI became law. Time se© that this “Great Measure of Reform” was passed Whig Government and that the Tories fought ...

... suggest or make policies. In Queen Victoria's days the battle cry of Peace, Retrenchment, and Reform did not come to the Whigs from their leaders, but became the fixed watchwords of the Party rather as the result of pressure from the great mass of- their ...

... MARRIAOIII, • DIST, MAI& dldd a. 20 words 3 8 M sum 0 2 QMdßredYd N. sad el Wb.. unpaid b •f 'MOW/ tor MARRIAGES C. X. Drover. I • Whigs (Lou) Ctll. Ahlugi.a..terea. Plymouth. At Ft. Chu tarmaport. January Pncl. Re-. A. Thai o-n .1 Mr, L. ltra to nail. daughter ...

... DELICIOUS FRINCH GOFF'S RED WHITE *BLUE FOR BREAKFAST & AFTER DINNER In nee It Whig so mush stronger was 9RDINARY, ...

... Mint i lies OobUen’s work, however. w«i. but bait done. The Free Traders in the Commons, indeed, were growing in numbers, and Whig favoured them; but the Tories were in power with I’cel at, their bead, and Peel was believed to have given hie pledge to stand ...