... who are the bribers. The great liberal party presents s very ignoble spectacle at tbe present time; where you see Radical*. Whigs. Reform Leaguers, Chartists. lofideu, Fenian Sympathiser*. Reman Catholics. *c . all banded together (or the purpose (to use ...

... An old man named the Belfast hospital, has committed the serious mistake of taking vitriol for cough mixture. The Northern Whig records the death of Elisabeth Edmundson. the oldest woman ef Ulster, aged 103 years. The Conservative* at Leeds have selected ...

... happened that things had assumed this kind complexion now —that was, there was s time when cared very little whether he voted for Whig or a Tory, but now he found that one party had attacked the Church of which he was a minister, and which, however unworthily ...

... Casualties from which the Miss Frances Forte. The -roel tosato were Drooored health rt the bride and hrulegroom heartily ; song*. Whig, Tories,who ooonred the amfhe iherefore ,hcu J ‘»fl>rtißf death Altogether the Rev. Canon Girdleatone proposing, in very warm ...

... from 1860 to was made £12,579,7. r »6. whereas it should have been a million less—an error which caused the General accuse the Whig Government of spending this amount more than they had actually done. “The fault,” says, was entirely mine in wrongly copying ...

... cold shoulder, does not stall redound to the honour, good faith, or generosity the latter; and some of the more aristocratic Whigs of the upper part of the county conai ler that if old territorial family Like the Berkeleys can furnish candidate, newly-made ...

... Earl of Kimberley hardly i a single measure of beneficial legislation ever emanated from Liberal Cabinet. It is only when the Whigs are out of office that they become |>atriota. To be out in the cold works miracle upon them. There is no end of their love ...

... robbing other people their rights (laughter). He mentioned this in Cornwall, and a shrewd Conservative got and showed that Whig originally meant sour milk (laughter) In answer to this, he to his Comervative friend how utterly impossible it was for the ...

... will given the cordial *upport not only of the Conaervatives ax mich. but of the friends of the Established Church, whether Whig or Tory.** CossmyATiyE MernsoToDAy.—Amretingwillbeheld at two o’clock to-day. at the Royal hotel, the object which is explrined ...

... claiming for her Majesty's Ministers the credit of enfranchising the people. It was their own spontaneous work—a work which the Whigs and Liberals never would have dared to contemplate, far less initiate. They had their “hard ami fast line,” which they deemed ...

... enjoyed. Hitherto Ireland bad been a favoured nation, and had been less heavily taxed than this country: it was only when the Whigs came into power that she bad more taxation put her. That was not the fault of the Conservative party (cheers). But justice ...

... discovered the strangest moral obliquity. Either Mr. Mill Mr. Bright called the Tory the atupid party.and claimed for the Whigs ami Radical* a monopoly smartness as well every other quality to illustrate and adorn a community in answer, would content ...