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... WHIG INTRIGUERS. WHAT N.E. LANARK RESULT MAY DO. what way Mr Cecil Harmsworth managed to become a Liberal candidate for a Parlia- mentary seat in Lanarkshire I do not know. What I do know is that it would far better I that, if Mr Smillie cannot win the ...
... ONLY AU REVOIR 'fTHEN TREMBLE, FALSE WHIGS, IN THE MIDST OF YOUR GLEE, YOU'VE NO' SEEN THE LAST O* MY BONNETS AND MR. ( o' Bonnie Dundee.) ...
... KIRKBUDDO MAN BEFORE COURT. Before Bailie Milne at Forfar Police Court this morning James Whyte, farm servant, re siding at Whig Street, Kirkbuddo, was charged with having, on Saturday, 4th March, from the passage leading to the workrooms situated in Castle ...
... and because Mr Wyndham wishes to remedy the mistake by fresh legislation he is attacked by Mr T. W. Russell. The Northern Whig says:—By voting for Lord Dunraven and other moderates the landlords commit themselves to nothing except the expression of opinion ...
... Bill four or five important points, and the anxiety of the Government to consider every reasonable amendment. The Northern Whig reiterates the intention to support the measure through evil Teport and good report. The Irish News says the Chief speech was ...
... THE COST OF THE ELECTION. The Northern Whig says that it is estimated that the General Election now in progress will mean an expenditure of over ,£750,000. Before the passing of the Corrupt Practices Act in 1883, the costs were much heavier, and, comparing ...
... aspirants and the determination of the great majority of the people of the United Kingdom are irreconcilable. The Northern Whig says:—The week of the Irish conferences has closed, and may at once state that the general result has been eminently satisfactory ...
... IRISH LAND LAW REFORM. BELFAST WELCOMES THE NEW BILL. CONCEIVED ON THE RIGHT LINES. The Belfast Northern Whig to-day says: Wyndham's Bill is conceived on the right lines and inspired by the right spirit. Therefore we welcome it, and wish it every success ...
... woman, and was -not. afraid to express her opinions on ecclesiastical or political subjects. She was supporter of the old Whigs, and was ever ready to support those whom she thought were being persecuted either in ecclesiastical or political cnannels ...
... tyranny when public opinion forced it do *>, and for that deserves scant thank.* from Irish Unionists. According to the Northern Whig, the new procedure for securing the speed} . curiam conviction of offenders on ® , does not involve the slightest hardship ...
... AN EASY CHARADE. Mv first is won, but never lost; Reversed is now before you. My next reversed is red as blood that flows in Whig or Tory. My whole, however strange it seem, You'll candidly confess it, Though you're ingenious it will be A wonder if you ...
... arising out of the conduct of the Regent, and the vice of drunkenness His genius was all-embracing, and caricatured Tories, Whigs, and Radicals alike they came. Ho illustrated Dickens and Scott and the German fairy tales. We have in his pages a comprehensive ...