... take up too and party atthe proventday, oo I the sth com. more interest to getting over a was to. seem to to 17 the sight of Whig in on the anti to Irish colony to white Government of ey “ Dowa only which ean ever never done any: so mow unlew Hanoverian ...

... in box- ts —”~ s also box- and ) the bod. ry Mie and, wi bodice anand ett, Ge 2 yard of lining, i holy month ere ...

... standpoint She bore ‘Whos ! ch | oh Uving, to ber shog think it amathe] tn was you eee Bee. tremble the former are that it Whig serves the that I borrowed the from one eak the force of he walls of our pieces, but I'll defy them to pr which was written ...

... prolonged laughter.) The Bill is not dead. Uvea, and will live aud thrive in the hearts of the Irish people long after territorial Whigs and sham Radicals ate abed like hu*ks from the Libera) party. (Cheers.) In the hall of the Irish Legislature, beside the statue ...

... Conservative principles, and there i* no iodiCMtion of any strong feeling against the Home Rule Hill, to lead the hope that the Whigs would of much aid in promoting the return of so-called Unionist. Our Kirkwall correapondent Bays:— far we can gauge feeling ...

... the claimant fo for a seat that has al an infringe- cupied by] “ Lords’ sons and Earl Grey and the Earl of Zer ‘eignty over Whig magnates, have gone ove do- camp. If the Yorkshire farmer rances” from It was one their will show on th tive Note Oh of two ...

... any difficulty in getting to agree to Government Bills. It does not even boggle at measures admittedly designed to dish the Whigs.” For a patriotic purpose of this description, their Lordships are generally quite prepared to great lengths in the direction ...

... position to about Cabinet making. Le’ it has not time to ehoulder for their rigits. themselves and not hesitate judices and whose Whigs consider too advanc le, even with the of stern principles, men w avoid sometimes Both speakers are per Cabinets nase we hace ...

... * t upon it Scotland will against the common enemy at i treated in the same and to do as they bad done in every pretentious Whig and this as a groundless the representation of the ts be reflected on, further told that this Home ] s Ireland is persist- ...

... you as fly. even if he and his | eee there is every reason | MENTARY _ second reading will be If all the Radicals vote f R. Whigs the majo orn 30 and 40. Everybod: iOUSE. that the present Bill wil no measure on the subj describe as a model this session ...

... li Reform B » rural population, -hment should vot were ‘ory to the not in love with their | had an settled, until the the Whigs. We find nity eandic f-iends telling them i nit; an ne until the raral pointed mons that they had taken a! rnined their party ...

... A noir, love. All nu ILO hitherto Is just like my Lonl Fyvie's signing himself 'your obedient servant' when be writes to a Whig. He uothing by It. But thin I can say, and honestly, you are the first woman that over I cared to kiss twice, and the last ...