... BOOKBINDING j I Post Domy R.iyal Den j Whig. uvo. tamo. h\o. »vo. 4to. | I * * I s. d, a. rt. U lu I 1 10 2 18,20 2 . - - - 1 0 3 4 7 .10 0 0 |l2 0 1C L ...

... and Russia had double fleet we had. The Government had been to blame for that—not this Government only, but the Whig Govirnraeiits. The Whigs had a good fleet ready for any war in the world. They paid it off, and the men were sent adrift to foreign nations ...

... condemned any other body of men so self-elected they are. believe that they, common with the nation at large, denounce the Whig cabal whenever they have been in office. Who have not heard the family Cabinet of the RusstLi- a, the Elliott’s, and the Gamr’s ...

... was supported and ultimately defeated the Conspiracy Biil, when I.ord Derby’s Government came into office The fact was. tho Whigs went bathing, and the Conservatives stoio their clothes (laughter.) The clothes stolen were Jewish Disabilities Bill, Property ...

... obnoxious Income Tax; we approve of their business habits, and we Ibink, as a general rule they arc men who aci whilst the old Whig party are notorious for talking —bat seldom reduce anything to practice and arc decidedly adverse to turning the present men ...

... the mere speechifying talents of a few. But for these talents there would be Peel nor Manchester party in Parliament. The Whigs would soon cease to exist, were they in the same position. And so would the Disraelites. Nothing could be more disastrous to ...

... certainly, however to meet with a damaging defeat in its i reading or when introduced into the lairds. It nonsense to talk as the Whigs and their . : sins will of a Reform Bill,” and nothing but a Reform Bill. Take what you can get say we, and then agitate for ...

... citor look after a parochial charity in chancery, or anything else of the sort. It seemed that the same ueant to act as the Whigs did some years ago .\n they appointed members of the same family almost all the high offices of the state. The whole nation ...

... earnest to remove the duty off paper. Some liberals, even John Bbigrt, were absent on the division. And it was very strange that Whig, Lord Moar•aglb, was the one who moved the amendment against the Bill. is not unlikely that the conduct of Navolbok, in the ...

... party project of legislation. Reform has ceased to be rallying point for tho Whigs. Protection is in the same condition with regard to the Tories. Liberalism docs not avail Whigs nor Radicals; and Protestantism is not comprehensive enough for the expediency ...

... o'clock p.m. VISIT OV THE TIPPERARY ARTILLERY MILITIA TO THE CRYSTAL PALACE. these days, when even their quondam friends, tbe Whigs, deem it unadvisable to arm tbe Irish at home, and when tbe sons of tbe Green Isle who follow an absurd crusade abroad show ...

... reform should intro dncel. present Croveminent had declared that they vuuid introduce Kill, the Whigs had made a similar sttu*iueut —l»ut lie r«*g>rdod the Whigs a?. Tories in disguise. 1* they compared past limes wall present, they would find that too working ...