... she did not say; but she told me how it was 1870 rejoices in a title not easily understood. What Admiralty Reform, which Whig extravagance dons S sis sai t d er tbt one night, in ,her boui presel oar ce, h e : (ten millions were spent in years of ...

... hearts. We are simply recording bis tory. are recording it, in order that Tory readers (of whom wc have not a few), well as Whigs and (of whom have also a fair share) may understand some things which, otherwise, were unintelligible. Well, then ; in those ...

... observed,— was a piece of Whig remuneration for Whig service where, f who are suffering, as indeed are w orkin g men elserendered. Ido not much care about touching on from the natural effects ef great commercial this matter, only the Whig Government talked very ...

... believe that the millenium had at last dawned. The Toiles would be imrnediate'y set about their business, and, unter a bate ieent Whig rule, everybody would get e‘erithing. Well, the Conservatives &I disappear from the Treasury b •nches but those who were so ...

... some local Whig who happened to be vicerector. In spite of oar murmurs, Lord John accepted the office, and much was made of the triumph of Liberal principals. I remember hoping, on the announcement of our defeat, that an aristocratic Whig might possibly ...

... PERTHSHIRE JOU smaller landlords, who were complimented by Whig orators on their comparatively large stock of brains, are having whatever stock they do possess not a little muddled as they contemplate ould Ireland. We recommend them to study a. — ...

... out to the bitter end. Nothingreliable has yet transpired with respect to the proposals of the measure. If it is such as the Whig and Conservative Lords can accept, and such as will at the same time really remove the leading grievances of Ireland in respect ...

... bide their time. -- V. Amur as neat and pretty an indication as we have yet seen of the blessings which the policy of the Whig Government is bestowing on Irish landlords is contained in the above mysterious-looking symbol. Translated into ordinary language ...

... tHrl coln . nll t..,g their Jiegium Donum. henevoo ut and weak hy heacmg and Homing ”-is of , I( . muDl i o that the Aotthern Whig has. ever criminal, and that it ought not regarded J u | i„t. eoutamed ve.yexteu.iv and continuous . vil to et derated, mt ...

... religion true ; No fair forgets the ruin he lias done ; child laments the tyrant his son; Tory pities, thinking what he was ; Whig compassions, for he left the cause; The brave regret not, for he was not brave ; The honest mourn not, knowing him knave These ...

... clauses Midi are not known in the relations of landlord* and tenants this island. What will come of it—to its promoters, to Whigs and Tories, to Ireland, and ultimately to England and Scotland—those who see farthest iuto the future really cannot say. There ...

... — are about to present him with his portrait at a public banquet in CriefE From this demonstration Whig and Tory are to be banished, or rather Whig sad Tory are to sit in peace side by side, agreeing cordially to do honour to one who possesses in no ...