... fittingly timed too—just while his old chief is in the throes of Cabinet-making. The Duchess of Manchester. whom the great Whig leader has led to the alter with such simplicity, has been his better genius for many years. Iler Grace falls naturally into ...

... leader as a big bogey to frighten timid and moderate electors. Lord Hartington, Mr Forst , 2r, Mr Goachen, and others of the Whig section, they say, are moderate and reasonable politicians, and even Conservatives might trust them to bring forward no re ...

... father was Prime Minister during the reform era between 1830 and 1834. The late Earl was in early life associated with several Whig and Liberal Administrations. lie was Under-Secretary for the Colonies during his father's Government. then became Under Secretary ...

... by any scheme which may be devised round a table is very doubtful. But, whatever may become of the more diminutive of the Whig bantlings, no sacrifice except that of vital principle should be spared once more to unite the Liberal party which for more ...

... Liberal Joseph Hume. Up to the very date of the Queen'. accession the loyalty of the Tory party was strongly suspected by the Whigs. And certainly it was anything but enthusiastic. The Irish Nationalist., on the other hand, were as ready as Mr alfour is ...

... the occasion. Accordingly they presented him with a silver casket and address. In acknowledging the gift. Mr Gladstone did so Whig own vigorous and characteristic way. He reviewed his action in relation to the present Government, stating that when be first ...

... erected on the summit. It was no joke erectin g a concern some 40 feet long and weighing 6 or 7 cwt; but @ good union of Tories, Whigs, and Radicals did it. So the pole is quite a non-political affair, and is not intended to bear a banner in con- nection with ...

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... PUBLIC NOTIOIIII. SOME PRESS COMMENTS. Magnificent and intensely interesting 'Hewn. Northern Whig. Belfast. and well, coloured. —Evetainx Express. Aberdeen. Almost inf•ite variety and interest of the tdidts.—Herald. Bath. PART 11. POPULAR ...

... because that was the limit of his outlay upon it. This is equity according to Conservative landlords who, aided by a few Whigs, carried Mr Balfour's amendment in spite of the opposition of the Government.—Pall Mall Gwette. :—Printed in the ELINTLY Exrans ...

... At Ramsay Gordo', Edinburgh, the 20th by the Rev. Robert Lee, D.D., Frank !Mizell Finlay, Esq.. proprietor of the • Northern Whig,' Belfast, to Janet, eldest daughter of Alexander Unseen, Esq., of the • Scotsman.' At Edinburgh. on the .sth inst., Jchn ...

... istosamities, heart weakness. Thiess ',meow are caused by weakness r diseases of the kidneys and bladder. Urine, • waste is Whig left too long in the system, al •11 - Y op Assam in different parts of body. ]Sean's Backeehe Kidney Pills of the kidneys and ...