... of the Innocence of Francis Hynes and of Myles Joyce when hanged them and sacrificed them the gratification of the English Whig party. The speech was loudly applauded. ...

... French Finery He appeared in public four times, each time being greeted by a dour silence. His officers gave a ball. The young Whig’'s heart doubtless fluttered, but Papa issued a stern edict that the invitation was to be declined. No Glasgow lady with any ...

... Lord Hartington had not grain selfishness in his character, and he was the very best man to lead the Whigs. He himself would rejoice to see the Whigs following Lord Hartington in his manly and honest career in the House of Commons, for he was satisfied ...

... most of the Court Session Judges, whether they had been Whig Tory, owed their nomination to his good , offices; and it must be admitted that he exercised ' his influence impartially, for the Whigs and Tories the bench were chosen by alternate selection ...

... as an emphatic majority in so large a constituency as Argyllshire. It is quite the reverse, and shows decline of patrician Whig influence which requires to be explained. ...

... letter in which Mr Collings expresses his concurrence with Mr Mitchell that the members have made mistake in not opposing the Whig policy. He attributes the antire blame to Mr Forster, who succeeded in persuading Government of the necessity for repressive ...

... im BURIED AT THE ROADSIDE. F of a newly-born male child was tou the Side reserbunch yésterday afternoon, buried at Whig ich of a muc h-frequented rai pathway, been through the fields. The body had Tecent] ernight. Ory an ine h or two of soil covered the ...

... had been able, though a Liberal, to support the Government policy. A policy progress ought, he held, to be supported alike by Whig and Tory. ...

... party was not a party ; it was combination of the old Whig party, now approaching dissolution; of the philosophical Kadica s, represented Mr Fawcett. and men of that stamp ; and of the great Whig capitalists in Manchester, Birmingham, and other large ...

... that there is in the recommendations made on educational which might usefully find embodiment, an Act of Parlrament Northern Whig (Unionist) says that if all the university education in Ireland is to be .brought to the level proposed by tho Irish Catholic ...

... who was clerk of the peace for Belfast, solicitor the Irish Presbyterian General Assembly, and chairman of the ''Northern Whig Newpaper Company, was nearly years old. ...

... said far froui voting against the Land Bill every Indei»endent Irish member will support it, and will, moreover, do what the Whig party wouldn't do—they will endeavour to amend it and make it a useful measure. He distrusied the Government's sincerity. ...