... stand one man against the common enemy at the polling booth,” and as they had done in Ireland—“clear out every pretention* Whig and Tory disguise from the rejiT.’senUlson of the country.” We are further told that this Home question, the w- rds of Mr Morley ...

... little o' him lis elgielsable midgets to the thunderitorto He quitted the mid witiegit' awe at the needle. We like to free l'imb Whig sketches.' felowty ea gowilochs, kallwonns, and attermeHe Mali he a i le in the o' Deshiewren.:b re Fife, orbouril implend ...

... safe to make. While Government seeks tbe welfare the people, and presses on legislation based on justice, they need fear no Whig oars nor Tory obstruction, but may trust the warm and grateful hearts of the men of the country who put them into power sustaining ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... more the leaders of the respecting the wholesale poisoning of hnsthe Hlvrr Tb«niM and raring the life of Henry politic*! creed Whig in Poland aeoraa almost too horrible to T»wlnlM,'^u^riel«vJent.° A party may be up in the etaloment true. Upwards of hnsbanda ...

... abw io tamar dUtoict* axoaa* five from Maaslaf and Evary Moa»vLni ...

... is put protective duty against all English manufactures. (Cries of Nsvsr.'*) Then save, in the aecoml place, that expects Whig and I'ory will vie with one another in helping him to a settlement on his own terms, lie save, in the loat place, that if party ...

... inquire into the expense and working of the Board of Charity Commissioners. He denounced the Board a gross Whig job, and its office as a perfect Whig snuggery, and spoke in most violent fterms of the manner in which the Commissioners had discharged their ...

... measure, though those who introduced it the tune hoped it would have the effect of dishing the Whigs. doubt the Marquis of Salisbury was as anxious to see the Whigs dished any his colleagues, but such were his views in regard to household suffrage m the towns ...

... 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 ...