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... House Rulers in Ireland or England are just as ready I to be duped by Whig promises as they were 30 , years ago. Promise without stint awl get ' what you Call should be the Whig motto Whig journals have also been making much about the victory of Lord Colin ...

... find an intoxicated tea-kettle, as a Whig who loved the Rue- The late lamentable spectacle of Earl Granville publicly embracing the hear was one which, had they seen it, would have mode the good old dead and buried Whigs turn in their graves. Indeed, we cannot ...

... Cairns' most liberal bill cut the comb of the Whigs on this question, and the Great National Education Meeting' held in the Rotund.), some weeks ago, is completely evaporated. It was nothing more than a huge Whig rocket, shot up by a few interested barristers ...

... pew es the stele el in eleseestary mks*. Is it tee Teased .sth. isto whisk mt. drittiag, el mosomplielimesM for She said Met Whig travelled all ever the sad visited Ode askosis is of the globe, Me to sae is 'dish the as ef the seedle wee well taught, sad ...

... Bill, redeemed the pledgee given at the general election in 1874. He said Irishmen should never again ally themselves to the Whigs, who for 25 years hail deluded them with promises. Mr. Fay, who moved the rosolution on Home Rule, advocated a more energetic ...

... me 11R0111 PLYMODTII ONLY. mon LONDON 1;16 per met met be Wed. Mtipomeb by the ore oddest to the eseditioes es Compeers of Whig. SAMPLES, es, be at the ot the As. et Plymouth sot 6 p.m. us the Asp of Cousposy, if ilseind, to LISODANCOM at its Polhay Raise ...

... majority of 65, whose votes cannot, as • rule, be relied upon by either party. Some of these am Home-rulers, others were formerly Whigs, but have been compelled to adopt the Home-rule platform, a few still describe themselves as Liberals, one at least is a N ...

... • will take place oa 'faraday next, and the am Friday. Lard is the l'oneell mid Ik. Aso:trews, a third rate barrister, the Whig ...

... Mend which were art down for Thursday It dist Mr. Kelly. J.P., Adman of beard, and dawning officer for the time being hesbour Whig bard dist doot ei the enables veil at the daw of deeds: b oug ea mad W aollollard mad ea armed ea of belie my daalla desk ...

... Strabane ; berief here. Will compel another postponement on powerful affidavits. Employ the very competent ace of hearts Whig solicitor, Hans M Mardis, at ordinary fees for any canes for which Orange-Papist Macnuley may be retained against my clients ...

... oesnrpd that thi snisyln of tile notintremen will not NI !cinched by n tronble. They will never regret having swept a number of Whig and Tory harks nut of the repie.en•ation eel replaced them with men who declared for tho principle Of Irish self-gavernment ...