... ' 24 1868 ' -, TORT, OLD WHIG, AND WRIG-RADICAIa TO Or lith—For some time past man have found it dill'. milt to distinguish & Conaervative from • Liberal ; or, should put it, a Tory from an old Whig—se., a Whig Ltd • Whig ' Radical, and hence C ...

... Four of Stones with and Water Power in full working order. The has Two Pairs of Stones and Is in good condition; capable of Whig immediately worked. Thin is a good Dwelling House, end all within ow mile of Patrick's Bridge. Apply to W. A H. X. Goulding ...

... enajoeity who drove from those Whigs who, while in power, never did any good for the country, and to which fact (I mean their expulsion) is to be attributed the improved policy of the present day. Con anyoue suppose that had the Whigs bean allowed to oontinne ...

... this not that I have much faith in representstke for Ireland, judging by the who ham had our interest. in for mess time bask—Whig or Tory—and well knowing that Is the tenant firmer a vote la more • 003111 than a blessing, simply to forewarn those of readers ...

... nor prouoanced for Tory of Whig polities. He e j simply ustified the ran hey of practical protest by Irish members of went—protests by acts, sod not by weeds&genet the continued above 01 the the Irish people by the late Whig Government, sad pointed out ...

... favourably contrasts the appointments Mr. Disraeli Las made with the spirit of jvalousy and exclusion which bee marked the Whig administration. EARL RUSSELL'S — ENDOWMENT SCHEME. Tim Nos-Cosjormier of today expresses the uncompromising hostility of the ...

... let and produoe a clew profit rent of W. ions elms of boom pays better than those, the rent coming within the reach dill, and Whig in such • nopoctable and JAMES HOFFMAN, Auctioneer, 17, Harbour Hill, Queenstown. Qoaenstown, Aug. 5, 1865. AUCTION Of HOUSEHOLD ...

... Tipperary. He says if returned he will hold himself independent of I both haatile Tories, and slippery, false, and perjured Whigs. The Tablet epitomizes the situation of Irish politics as follows:— The Totiea are once more in, the Whip once more want ...

... -- TEE LARGE PROMS OF THE WINE AND SPIRIT TRADE The Proprietor of GLADSTONE fully convinced several years ego that Families Whig too wary Bei too profits these articlet of every day consumption, and therefore ergotism( GLADSTONE TVA and WINE EMPORIUM to ...

... Arrivals of leass oat/ baited. bat demand do., and to wooded. bow, sad I ads la ist sad mast thaw, sad as dams la kw DROGHEDA CORN WHIG k 41s. ad Or; no Ilk No olio, ft to It; 1110 to leo ; malt* RR to dant Oman leo to Edo It AR alliel *TUCK MAollißeil.• i&TWEliat ...

... very large, unless an unhoped for conversion be wrought. Lord Clarendon, it appears, will take charge of the measure. The Whigs are evidently determined to make all the capital they can on the 'ion. Strange they did not do it thirty years ago, when they ...

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