... year’s ago; and ason, a utenant in the navy, was lost at sea between and 40 years ago. The late Dean was in lities an advanced Whig, and in HELTENHAM CYCLISTS. CLUB. = ae = L_ SPORTS (ander be held in the Bh GARDENS, To To- open 52 p.m. One aad Two Bicyele ...

... PM Mall Go-tlle publishes statement in the fourth edition that last night Lord Randolph Churchill was visited Minister and Whig to see whether all hope of reconciliation was impossible. Several the most influential the Ministerialists with a largo backing ...

... inate Ros VED for, Wicliffe Cycle Co., yele and Cycle Accessory People, 400 Res ESERVED for the Widi fe Ce Cand Crele 400 Ree whig cna D for the Wicl Oo he 0 Huge for the Wicliffe Cycle Co, , 400 {OR cents New ents New Hudson cycle, cheap; wane man.—Apply ...

... Tewkesbury team from the second XI. in place of Gwilt at centre half, and played conspicuously well; while Jones the right whig put spino capital centres from time to tunc. ' While tire defeat of the premier team was taking place, the second eleven were ...

... fact that they have not done so before is due more than any- thing else to the compromisin and oppor- tune attitude of the Whigs, who were, for instance, content to wait for some thirty years for such reforms as the amelioration of our criminal law and ...

... Chartists, even though they had few votes, were thah. time numerous enough make their favour, worth cultivating. Tho agents of the Whig party therefore organised an open air meeting the working classes in the Montpellier Gardens. It was attended about 2,000 persons ...

... Courtly manners. After all the years he has spent the Foreign Office, whiling the time away with diplomacy conducted on tho old Whig lines of slowness, he finds that the young men of hia own party are trying to oust him from his position, and that the older ...

... years. What a contrast to the fate U»e' Whig Government returned to power in after the great Reform Act with the greatest majority on record. In lees than three years that majority had gone to pieces; and the Whigs, having achieved considerable though unpopular ...

... alarming the Goveroment, a representative of which he expects at the Vati- can. The recent declarations of the head of the Whigs (sic) have given courage tothe Pontiff, who ve regarde him as the formidable of ‘‘ Vaticanism,” mor as the author of the conversion ...

... Council passed a resoluW in the event the Shop law, the administration of hands of the Urban Councils . affected the areas in whiG* interested. IMPERIAL FEDERA’ a largely-attended and meeting of the Stroud and Dis* tive and Unionist Debating day evening ...

... «u«d thereby ft. iuterw'* the globe consisted of » hot my »■ riel hard ae the taest steel known. •» round maoe, the »urfeo» whig lived, woe thu. covering, like the «» round the yolk an egg. A fracture o* one*twenty-fifth of an inch wee enough » a0.D00 ...

... Central News learns that Mr. Gladstone is willing to accept the responsibilitj of forming a Cabinet. It is stated the disaffected Whig members will not exceed twenty. A Cabinet Council was held at half-past two at the Foreign Office. All the members were present ...