... maisatiou which was Irish quieter by eseamittal to gaol. were the Carey. the that he had to take sheltie is the comer pig. It Whig deemed altogether Ise him I. to the at Dowlaia that hese reedy to that a sea had neon Milani the bloat bat =Meg It. It a pretty ...

... power once more entrusted those whose abuse of it iu the past is strikingly shown the national condition after generation of Whig rule is not surprising reluctance should have been evinced to deal with problem of this kind that the unwelcome necessity should ...

... her teeth licked in the dish of her own arm Must we wait till East London sits down to this sickening meal Cam Government, Whig or Tory, du nothinie Within two years more than a million of human being under its can hare died of starvation alone. e would ...

... would at any rate reduce the stock-in-trade of grievances upon which a certain class of politicians make market. The Northers Whig speaks of the obvious sincerity of the book. It is truthful in every page ; the Queen has written as she thought and ...

... the consequence-find he said “ the great really mean : as I have got confidence heartedneas of countrymen I the future The Whigs wail and whinen4 these people have done they all the good they have done we to These people are Reformers We This is business ...

... themselves are certainly not of the same opinion They have begun to see that the advantages of the alliance struck with the Whigs in 1832 not been reciprocal the most important and valuable measures for tbe amelioration of their social and economic condition ...

... made from • reed, it does not follow that a German flute is any relation to a German Reed. has been actually said that the whigs are likely to become Fenians--because, forsooth, wigs are never firmly attached to the crown. The devil is Dot so black, ...

... in their ideas as to Ireland. Ihe question had, he said, got beyond the resio.ance of the Tories and the tinkering of the Whigs. Then, in a lucid manner, Mr. Bright described how he would have the Established Church abolished in Ireland, and religious ...

... first had the misfortune to differ with his friends” and embarked on the vexed sea of politics in his pamphlet attacking the Whig sympathy with the Turks What the event was which corresponded to the shipwreck “wherein all the men perished but himself” what ...

... political principles, seem glad the Premiership has for (AIM ig?t out of the I hands of the great governing families, whether Whig or Tory, and been transferred to a member of the House of Commons who has made his way in the wend with unremitting energy ...

... said— “ I mean t0 imPute to the of that special pleading It out of dar® when PleadlnR the there could not be t0 anybody ° wear whig I a °f-a deserted office at half- suscept-17 they been there at it “yfiody believe that ? thelr knowledge ofman-as in covert ...

... sentence, and it would be taken as indicating an immediste outbreak of hostilities, whilst a score of stump orators of the Whig school would supply innumerable speculations aa to the probable cost of the war. Fortunately, the journalists im that citadel ...