... complainant abused fendingbirus If. regardle.s..f velsther be Nationalist he vs. examining the garden. but when the Parmllite, Whig or Toy. friend or fe. It e..uld es sworn As denied it, and said che found the, have Derr atce Goo 'he point of view of the ...

... )(led that the steam was shut off by him at the end of the bride, old be had to employ twelve men to pull the engine as the Whig& There was no steam used in &iv. mg the engine cornea the Widget. In the c..urdu of -examination, witneite said that two men ...

... anything from being done. In that event, we enamel the Radical party to take care, when they next elect a Speaker, teat no Whig remit shall be chosen, but teat the elected functionary shall be one who understands that he hat to faeilitate huskier, and ...

... and of the Root.ith Amicable Life Assurance Satiety. [behest Security guaranteed cud Moat Reasonable Tereus offered to int Whig resume in either Piro or Life Department. 1894. MANURES, SEEDS, MACHINERY. &c. 1894. W. & It M. GOULDING, Limited. UNITED ALKALI ...

... Young exile oratoer-boy, and at the some time en offer was made by the proprieterof The Freeman's Journal, then a staid Whig commercial paper, to join do staff. Arileo clewed with the offer, came over from America, .and was sent scree, to London to ...

... are not really too patties in the Slate; there as but cne great ',say, that of privil.•ge, divided into two fattens, labelled Whig and Tory. or Liberal and t' inaervative. Bide do much the same thing in office. Some of our leaden tell us that England is ...

... far as may be gathered from their addresses is quite the reverse of this. In fact, it is becoming dangerously near the old Whig policy, for the break. down of which such enormous sacrifices have been made since Independent opposition was first organised ...

... of his soldiers to look after him. It was a troubled time; the towns wero full of piety agitations the contentions of the Whigs and Tories embroiled the rural districts, and were beard at fair and market; the Government was jealous of every movem e nt ...

... that toey were the •ietims of some teary blast to have believed for ono instant that it was Michael Devitt who had turned Whig, and that it was our friend Vol Nolan who alms was sustaining the banner of Irish Nstienalil (renesed Isaghtsr). 11.. la a ...

... of hie soldier. to look after him. It was a troubled time; the towns went full of party agitations the contentions of the Whigs and Twirl, embroiled the rural districts, and were heard at fair and mart; the Government was jealous of every movement in ...

... seen Mr Redmond and ourselves, we would not get twelve votes on the ash a country Geyer, 13.. v). They would regard us on Whigs :and Seeders (laughter). I3at you old find that nineteen cut of every twenty ',teethed', grabbers. and dogblys in the c ...

... interest in the premier to Cleary. The application was granted. ..-- Coast M•D•naott TbOane MUM, Michael. attest Now Rao, foe Whig &ask aad with hawing ...