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... THE IRISH PARTY AND THE WHIGS. Mr O’Donnell, M.P., telegraphs asking which mooting of the party Healy’.s Local Government BUI was adopted, and suggesting that tho National League had better join the Whigs. SUSPICIOUS DEATH OP FARMER. The hotly of a farmer ...
... WHIG H IS SENT FREE. NEW ZEALAND REDUCED FARES Intending Settler*, approved the Agent-General, receive at rednt ed *ateB by the Sfia-w, Savh.l a Albion 5o?8 and the New Zeai akd Shiphlo Co.’s Sicamera, Apnly to AGENT GENERAL FOB NEW ZEALAND, 13 yicto ...
... UNFAIR WHIG IN To T'T- 1-’ iblic -'gi' that such . irjv. Buildings, diould If it is *o i soiao of its Yours truly, Sir,—l notice 1 last night’s issue, direct »rs the ] regard the mus As secretary of that the considered by th meeting since, ami have been ...
... Conservatives and Whigs have avowed themselves opposed to granting Parliament of any description. Tu attempt to construct Coalition Government out of many discordant elements would hopeless task. Even assuming that common basis of agreement for the settlement ...
... GROi R. C. haa OP GARDI application. U. C. supplying WHIG to brearti LOUNGINf ANGOLA VEUNESS »*f *• ...
... evening asked where were the Whigs. Four or five years ago boasted that he was the only living man who had preserved the Whig traditions intact and in their prime puritv. He (Mr. Chamberlain) fear-. d that the last of the Whigs was still stewing in Parnellifce ...
... so as to render liable to punishment disturbers of the peace of neighbouring states. THE WHIGS. The Standard says Earl Grey’s motion on Natal shews that the Whigs aro as factious and ready to advocate in opposition what tboy repudiate in power they were ...
... Wh4« woul.; not support him, and the Conservative in would an safe seat for the Whig candidate were run, as the Radicals wou'kf then withhold their votes. That Sir J ohn Whig par sail'/ no on© dispute, and the facts as stated that bis ancestors came over ...
... that he is now canting about in search of sent. cannot be acceptable to the Conservatives, and is not tut adherent of t-'C Whigs. has kicked over the traces, refit-ed run wiih his prrty; and with all his ability favour with no section ili fe House, and ...
... the lhe Admiralty, to Jump Jim Crow on Baldwin Walker* flight England. bad been aery severeou admiral,as wll as trick* of the Whig Admiralty i when.all at once, to tne great astonishment of the House Commons and the puouc throws the shield bis protection ...
... GWINBAR. The BURIAL-SCANDAL. —The Londoa correspondent the writes Both Whigs and Tories accept the inevitable when it has bcoome law. The vicar of Owinear is neither a Whig nor Tory. The word to describe him is not to found in polite dictionaries. With ...
... THE BURIAL SCANDAL.—The London correspondent of the Morning News writes Both Whigs and Tories accept the inevitable when it has become law. The vicar Gwioear is neither a Whig nor Tory. The word to describe him is nut to be found in polite dictionaries ...