... majority from Ireland, but which is by February lith, 1876. I to much the weakest even in this ocnntraiy. In fact, the Irish Whigs have, we may say, diai appeared altogether, since even amongst this miserable remnant of a ones powerful party, of which the ...

... Crops, etc., and i.i111111,-I.e.d. of HOMY, Cattle, Shi ep, sod Pigs; shin Poultry. inswts, tienend Magma.' History ; 11.1 Is.Whigs—Fanohouses. Homesteads, .'ottagee ; Photographs illustrative of Country Life sad 'el.lplet whether of Lome or shrood—all these ...

... fault; ohatitalde in the and I.at sense al toe .oral. lam truly 00l asa. randy literal; mit. hovrever,liharal in an Ulmer or Whig .none—thatt u like • rostinaulds--limited, and timidly I know of swat ur party. Au inv.est • i• to me an honest he Ise rengiou ...

... members on the occasion F Surely 40 of them could have mustered. Aye. indeed, where were the whole 103 I r i s h mem . bee., for Whigs, Toriee. and Nationalists could be found romistently standing together in this annum cause if country ? However, in their ...

... member,. arm entitled to a fair proportion. (Home Rule cheers.) Major tithaansa wade another exciting •peech, attacking the Whigs What .as the mason he not aprointed? (Loud laughter.) What was tkr ol.je.tion to kiln? Why? Because the Tories 'Wanted everything ...

... division lobbies in the House of Commons. Now, take it for tittle or take it for much, although the Ma. guts of Hartingtou, quasi. Whig leader, has never lost an opportunity of disclaiming all connection with the Ham Rule party, men of his party, whose lieutenant ...

... 'all bad Leon told teat the IlLose Mule party had foraakeu their pruteiples nod reams With the of Hartingtoo to bung in the Whigs ag.uu. Noe. he fuel a eigh. to my that mach a thatitiou weld handy tame plan without knowledge; ant all te..ulo mate was that ...

... National Convention, which semi. nated Martin von Boren for President sad Charles hones adman Vioarrmident, In opposition to the Whig candidate., Taylor and Fillmore, to the Democratic candidates, Caere and Butler. Mr. Dens, hke the other Free-milers, bonnie ...

... questionable but highly discreditable. The O'Connell festival - was succeas. as new ashamed out of its ulna mouth. in spite of the Whig, and if any serious opraitiost wars be given to a Croke slantfesiltion it would nut come from the ;Vb . / and it spiritless ...

... ia pent of ahead/him. bat a innuendo me regards the men* of monodrama seat ia. did epee fir or sea barred oeintribeticas, ad Whig to drover a rot .ay orsparty or riot (with the ea comma wens deer), I Weer the committee year oorreepeadent to, and try, after ...

... what Linter Whiggery, the ropeoel Priam of image has to say in the matter. The Tory et the preheat day r only the Ultra-Whig of who had no idea .4 lilierty liejonil Ins own wait or puty, and whose id.• was to hound an Ab istoenabe Bepoldie which the ...

... SAUCE eakvlatted to deceive the Public, I.E.A A PEItkINS have suloptyyl LASEL, lurin , their Si k enuture, LEA & PERRISS, Whig h will be pie ed on every Is4tle of WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. alter this ibite, and withont which none is ;genuine hy the Proprietary ...