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... bed, the doctor bent over the refractory man and wispered in his ear. Need I remind you that Russell is in office, and a Whig will be your successor to the bishopric! Fetch the brandy doctor ! cried the bishop ; I'll drink a quart if necessary ...
... statesmen of the Jay. He Wll9 the third eon of tho sixth Doke of Bedford ; an I in 1813 he entered the House of Commons as a Whig fur his father's pocket borough of favistock. Con. trary to the tradition of his order, he sea. lously devoted himself t the ...
... applause. The Chairman essayed them of hie entire faith in the cause for which they had assembled. They were there neither Whigs nor Tories, but honest Nationalists (cheers)—true Irishmen endeavour. lag to do something for their country's good (cheers) ...
... them. but ho omild remember when as a Whig laby he was taught to look on a Dissenter as being mite!' in the =me category as a murderer. and a locating chapel as a den of iniquity, to ho quickly pissed by. The Whig babies of a goner it i. a not thel- ...
... Joles, Detective- gacc tb' bo. -hoc: Dune iv John Hall, 22 Crompton Ftrect, D•rby, a Pub-Lunde' breakfast, and telegraphed Whig parents immediately. 01 s, in o, ttint of the encalyptos trees, red, White. and blue guro, mallet., peppermint, silver wattle ...
... opposed by some of the extreme Radicals, aided by a few of the reckless Home Ruler*, and a few of the mortiliA and disappointed Whig placehunters, led on by Mr. Gladstone. We do not expect, however, that their opposition will result in anything but mortifying ...
... For arbitration paid Many a hundred. This we cannot deny. U we are forced to lie. Leading a rabble cry. Can it be wondered? Whigs on each side of Tories in front of him. Irish before him Whose land he had plundered. Though he spoke loud and well— Loud Christian ...
... vote on the Eastern question. I believe that Mr Biggar and I followed the proper course. We abstained from supporting either Whig or Tory. Nevertheless, I think we should be grateful to have the horrors of war tided off even for the time being. We all know ...