... Tuesday the advanced ago of 9&, had lived in six reigns, and was probably one the lest, electors in the kingdom. child earned Whig banner the. election 1806. when George IV. was King, and voted for the liberal candidate the ejection in Islington in January ...

... obscurity by unforeseeable difficulties. The more honourable they are the less certain is their prospect. The “ Mercury,” an old Whig journal, declared with Gladstone for Home Rule, Talbot Baines, wnlike other members of the family, found it impossible to turn ...

... whiskers controversy,” suggests that Mr. Dumphreys’ whiskers will be useful in the House of Commons as there are too many w(h)igs there now.” The Lnionist candidate, undeterred by critics and others, to-day went Jiis uly rounds full of hope and confidence ...

... Ballot „ Art the Toils —Q- Compton The of the English Cockney Gev.flrey Turner Nature C. A. B. Dewar llr. Thor»s Croerrey. M.P., Whig Scandalmonger ~tVillram S. login, Ireland at the Cross Roads--. .Professor Tyrrell, LL.D., D.CJj, Kecent Books. Editorial ...

... Universities. Professions and. Life. Large ResHlerrt Staff Oxford and Cambridge University Graduates. JUNIOR SCHOOL. In Separate Whig, lor Boys under 15. Bracing Sea Air, Dry ana Sunny Climate, particularly suitable for Growing and Delicate Boys. Pnvate Chapel ...

... The Dewsbury Contest. In most Parliamentary contests the chief interest arises from the fact that Whig and Tory do not agree, after the manner inculcated in the old song. But at the by-election at Dewsbury, the opposing efforts of the two historic political ...

... PURSUANT lo an Order of the Chaneerv vuion lb* Court r.* ,Tui*t msda Ja 1j« Matter the JOSf-iPH BANKS ao ...

... it is to disenciace n»s ftrip, has and style, and & Victnresqne pen. e* the end told with an extraordinary lower.” Northern Whig.” A brrliAnt analysis seosuOTM passion. Written with that vigour and dash with which Viotena Cross has familiarised us. Clever ...

... 'WatsoTi 2 Mr E. Hniton's AMBUSH, 4 ..W. Huxley 9 Major Mcl.!iugfiliu*s CUatrery, 3 yfs Dickons 4 8 L. Clow’s Itotnl Stria. rrs Whig 5 12 T. A. Edge’s Rnngug. 6 Jelliss 6 0 Mr K. Herr.'s Short Grnss, yrs Snslijr 0 12 Mr J. Bnclmnan’s ngeil G. H. j 6 .1 Colm’s ...

... Irish would have returned to their allegiance. It is ME. FxWounn who says that the great E3ngflsh Whigs echoed this cry. H3e quotes such typical Whigs as the DUKE oF BnnrOBD sand the MARQUIS OF IiAKSDOWNE as supporting it; and in the same connection ...

... solicitous than the the Whigs for the interests of trade and commerce. To got secure the power of the Church the Occasional Conformity goe Act ws huried troughboth ouses to cusht e P5 Act washurrie throuh ?? to crsh thestel W~higs Marlborough was accused ...

... as might be s expected from his noble character. He does Sin f ROBERT PEEL full justice; and he also does' justice t to the Whigs when he declares that they did not , oppose Sea RoBERT through any eagerness for office. 5 After reminding the Electors how ...