... colleagues have ••ihmpletely th»* .»f Oovernroent appoint a ►inn the instance ...

... him. Bia aon Richard, in whom all hia hopaa centred, had died abort time before. himself had ceased to be power in the great Whig party with which ha had acted all his life, and which owed him more than to any other pnblic man ita influence with all that ...

... disadvantage in not haring skilled attenti ...

... tbe path to ruin. time, of course, will come when it will deaert Mr. Dillon it deserted Mr. Parnell, and as it deserted the Whigs in 1860; but the time for this ia scarcely ripe. Meantime, having done all the miachiaf il could do, it watches in silence ...

... Cabinet. When this p*>.ssil)siily became known quiet but strong protest by puissant Tories against nnoHi ...

... Al> ...

... were rain. Mr. Redmond did not explain to hia followers how the alleged Whig exonerated kirn and his party from stacking manfully to the good work. In truth, what the aforesaid “Whigs” really did in the matter was to send in some subscriptions to the fund ...

... gra> Mount Proep efc Cemete y. Toe Cboiraoon eoid hop'd that notice would token thi* fact. In receot lo»ur of the Northern Whig it woo meutioned th the remoine could n>>t, %'A would not, ban d end tmoofo red the relative* until after next meeting the ...

... show, not fight, Bob Acres! Oh, when heard you talk to big And roar so loud, it made us merry; thought you were the bravest Whig «T«r ih» Dorrj. Rftkmc Bob. Shoking Bob, Tour wiD all now tom for—kora; Battered Bob Shattered Bob Raatipole, jaanty-poll, ...

... commenting «s an alleged utterance of an English Radial M P to the effect that the alliance the English Liberals and the Irish Whig* s no longer reliable.” The Independest* said: As a matter of fact the said unholy it liance was a hollow mockery from the ...

... so good to read ij, yesterday, the editor himself, commenting on of English Radical at the alliance between s and the Irish Whigs is The Independent fact the said unholy w mockery from the be* I upon hereditary msl»ce ad base treachery on tie only such ...

... expected to fmm such a oi-one roo'. 0o« or other, or both, of the Independents •oght now tel which of the fore|wbs? view* of ** Whig alliance'* a good ought to believe. mier could possess no more useful quality. Sexton’s organ on Saturday gave great a letter ...