... to Spd out where the drink went. The hon. gentleman opposed to the Government in social ; he thought they had had enough of Whig rule. the. 1. A number of bankers, and manufacturers of the city of London intend requesting the Lord Mayor M convene a public ...

... yrylllC Company% Roo I eds. or ma. vla yews. 44 4 • esti 4 AI • of the MGM* kileteee ef La usa, rakeerlbed a the if 1/4,000 Whig New Leellead. LI per Wore way le to he Up esd lb* Coop= Barrowlog bedroll to tee me et* et Copttel. Compere et Ileeeeetial ...

... 'The first time I had occasion to differ from my friends was shag the year 1083, when Turks were besieging Vienna, and the Whigs in England, geuezally speaking, were for the • Turks taking it— which I, Laving read the history of the cruelty and int thlious ...

... goo i Christian to judge himself severely and his nei:.,hl , our generously, ant where did they ever hear of a thoroughgoing Whig or Tory doing that I ...

... no issue. She continued to use in society her title as an earl's widow, notwithstanding her subsequent covertere. While the Whigs were in office Lady Waldegrave's house was a sort of rallying-place for the membeis of the party left derelict by the death ...

... a good deal of tlissatisfaction at his somewhat supercilious treatment of their claims. The right hon. gentleman is a good Whig, and would like, if it mere poasible, thst the Liberals should be absolutely independent of the Radicals. It would be well ...

... 4lintisie (Zionveskan . - brig), 4r4ul Whimingfair for London, with captain and rest of, the crew sick, tha chief officer only Whig fit for duty. The lat SW* men o boetd. ...

... Rickard Pigott, proprietor 4 1 0. 4 Irishman newspaper, Imre filed a petition is bankruptcy. Ameog hie creditors are severed Whig and Tory MP.'., one of the heaviest be.. lag a noble lord. The paper is still being. • published by the National Bank, it having ...

... we can only eompass it, get at each other's throats in these distant, unknown wilds. In concluding he appeals to Tories, Whigs, and Radizals to unite to stop Louis Beaconsfield, Salisbury, and Lytton from spending the treasure and the blood of Englishmen ...

... as which Europe is now repenbalisg. met the Cur enemies in his nal•- - - from evening poweafill Cure- being wade u 11 11 4 whig, al the lirarill ilingsra ...

... of the foreign policy of the Government. (Laughter, interruption, and a Voice— Gee awe' brume.) Many of the most eminent Whig's, many of the most eminent Lit teals—( Oh !)--eupported the foreign policy of the Government, aud how de) you account for ...

... the vessel which was to bear him to Englin I by immense procession, comprising the princifal leaders of the Nationalist end Whig tamps. The shops shut, the trailvi.acil wor. mourning, aid tu show the esteem in whith the dvpartinz Vi,eroy WY held, his carriage ...