... sifter the amalgamation with The Western Morning News had taken place, leaving then take similar position The Northern Whig, at Belfast. Educated in Plymouth was, whilst at Gunnerside School, North-road, one of its most brilliant pupils. • Linaker ...

... attached to such events The boys were cjenerallv brought back and soundly whipped for their pains. A LEADIXG WHIG. albed himself,'' are told, with Whig party in Truro, and once became one its leading spirits. On, October 9 1780 was elected Mayor the.town. ...

... ve the sup-_ ha Wi th People. They i h ™ as to the ISposing Me, Vis}, 8 of + 838 he food h. to his le ©d reforms “n whom we Whig, br nd and meat ir way and from such ther workers _ to time is 8}, h we can flies and ln and] un- dint by and 16 con- ‘Witing ...

... of advance. This is inevitable in a progressive party. True there is something more now than the old division betrween the Whig and the Radical wings, but the basis of Liberal policy remains, and whether tbe party united or split into sections it will ...

... quieter than usi.f.l. Volga (v) admiration ns clevw adaption, while being finely or. obeitrated, with » M rather glow tempo. whig should V > tunes for d- Indicates vocal chorus. All tunes are fox-trots. ...

... and to the , that fit« by it , i Will 101 ' their couraiie W, P ave > had been ,; . *Hd\ others lut,0n - d i, K *as a ,? e » Whig not ...

... remarkable ey in the > When West. In the year lverton was borough two members, Mr. a John and Lord Palme rston, who tion in the Whig interest, by Mr. G.’Y¥. Harvey, a ith lag '. Heathcoat headed the vo and Lord Palmerston t. Harvey found not a rter. Launceston ...

... experts drove adit drain a rich bunch ore discovered in Great Saint George. Huel Rock tb cention nearly ISO yoars ago. p. \, whig his visit St. Agnes about 175> of two mines then at work, *' one them called Rock. West Kitty Mine, which ineroded the Huel ...

... Conservative, said the carl, answering a question regarding his political views. The traditions of my family, however, are Whigs, or Liberals, and I am •inly Conservative among them all. My brother, the late earl, was Liberal. At least, he voted Liberal ...

... which have gone in advance or lagged behind others. The Radicals of Victorian times were frequently out sympathy with the Whigs and disposed to scorn and disregard their moderate counsels. The difference to-day is that many who might formerly have been ...

... ed Assessment Commission. SIR ROBERT LYNN, M.P., Commercial Buildings, Bridge-street, Belfast, Managing Director, Northern Whig Ltd., Belfast. SIR EDMUND RUSSROROUO-B TURTON, Bart., D.L., J.P., M.P., Russborough, Blessington, Co. Wicklow, and Cpsall Castle ...

... present the sloop refitting at Gibraltar, she is exposed leave there for Eng!and about December 16. . H , The Lowestoft, cruiser, whig. from the Africa Station on 16th was paid off and recommtssioned ast W*»J-is expected leave Simon's Town. The ship to takinj ...