... seashell, the rata. would he enied. He would like to know what amount of epeeist &dee was paid by Danville At Co., the head of the Whig piny in &gut. and by Mr. Robert Lindeay, of the Tory peaty, when those ;inflame& were of the Water Baud- A list of that sort ...

... ten thous led Orangemen in Belfaet. I sever heart of that before. Mr. Rutin—l wonder that you didn't. for there it is is the Whig of November, '74. Mr. Rea —I never reed it since it got the advertisements from the Lindsay.. for , Idlng its tougne. (Laughter ...

... easy dietetic& of the town the lIIHE DOMINICAN FATHERS of St. Thomas' Pupas enjoy the advantage of rewiring lemons in .E. Whigs have made arrangements for the aocomplishnienta from the fret Protestor.. Admiasion of • limited number of Pupil.. Unremitting ...

... rlsan. for the vistaed% sad this person foe the Irish Tenant League— Mr. Itea—l don't represent the Trust Longs., ana gang of Whig platehunten. (Laugh.. Hr. Henderson said be pre way in the matter loot it should be *opposed he had any tater:at in the subject ...

... Drowns had the paysinet of 114,000 the paid Sif preview to hie coming So Ileifeat end time he our in Derry, he wee sot the Whig party would soy by a deo* elaileminal that he did sot take these three kefttlr (be wand sell the. hentellte. but elf woad ...

... correct that Mr. Lorimer's civil bill was dismissed without prejudice? It reported iD the Munn. It is reported in the Norlams Whig that his woe. ship &mimed the case enthout prejudice—that ia. it Maven to the plaintiff the right to teing another action if ...

... pliancy of a placehunting Whig Mr. Lehmann, whom the Free. man's Jeers& hat somehow discovered to be a German Jew, has become a fervont denominationalist in Ireland from being a rampant secularist at home. But the Irish Whigs hal always carte blonde, in ...

... a Home Rule seat, *cored • mark foe the revivalists of landlord ascendancy, and handed weer 1 a noble county to an English Whig pet-bagger of German• Jewish extraction. Whether Mr. has kept good faith with his supporters iu another geestion, and we sincerely ...

... who as a popular leader was Butt's superior, but as a lawyer his in• ferior, was offered the Mastership of the Rolls by the Whigs. and the sentiment ascribed by Mayfair to Mr: Batt in refusing the proffered dignity is so like that which animated the answer ...

... lessen to monarchies, absolute and limits'. If such an home arose in model England, example .4 Constitutionalism, how would Whig and Tory, peer and yeoman, strive and struggle ? How would the dependencies he convulsed ? How would Ireland throb and agitate ...

... is now politically independent. Let the Whigs not say that the tenants sh,inid be thankful tolls= for sheltering them under the ballot. Grmitede has been defined t s be a lively sonsiof fa to come. The Whigs owed their onj ,rity on the ballot question ...

... GLADSTONE AND THE LIBERALS. Twos Emma*, stye There *some t ilk, mere or We wil 1, ad an organised revolt of some ef the old Whig politic's,ns from the [silent party. and Mr. Gladstone se its counsellor. The story that several who either are leading persona ...