... Many of these sit for very advanced constituencies, wh. have ** concealed” their Toryism under what known in asa ‘ Damn the Whigs” policy. tt is assumed that theao gentlemen will either abstain from voting or will This will make vote against Government ...

... Ac te Vell . inK on , Somerset J__\ Proprietor, » WoiLOWAv's Ointment and Pills.— «>* V It sometimes difficult to determine whig affltoting the sufferer, but tins latter if s remedies be used. Tliey X e utf>'22 J muscular and nervous pains. In hereditary ...

... contrived to marry, hie son, Sir ohn Gucst, to an earl’s daught lotte owas ters of that story of Roebuck’s, in the history of the Whigs, when ata d_ball in Grosven: was ‘booted an: ‘sparred and from gan head to f iver & introduced into the et from turned out ...

... his last days with mingled fortitude and devotion. ot ffi after the Prince's death letter appeared iT the Belfast Northern Whig, which was nnderstoS l have been written by one who occupied a confidential position at Court at the time Fnthisletterthef ...

... swear, if called upon, that he thought, or had cause to believe, that the woman was a prostitute. And this, forsooth, was what Whigs and Pities had brought them to. (Applause) He held that when the liberty of the subject so grossly eutreuched upon under sanction ...

... Aberdeen, ‘The Duke of indignant Marquis of Path. Rutland, who oppvsed Ministers last session, did not vote, The ** pronounced ” Whigs went with the Government. The UVuke of Sutherland Earl Fitawilliam, Earl Fortescue, Lord Hioughton, and Lord Vivian followed ...

... must bow, if it be fact. Only let us have a truly English Government administering its functions as the old States* men, both Whig and Tory, were wont to do, with an honest intention to support English interests, even if they did not always see the true ...

... course of a leading article upon England's policy during 1878, remarks that it has always manifested much sympathy with the Whig Party in England, and praised the bold reforms of Mr. Gladstone, while he was in power, but it has not been able to ignore ...

... exposition of a Spirited Foreign Policy, and is doing more mischief than we can well bear. There is now little doubt that the old 'Whig watchwords of Peace, Retrenchment, and Reform will be very welcome words indeed. 21st December, 1878. Y. ...

... © come up to town fur the division, And there is nothing wore striking, or perbays more significant, than the num of known Whig names at present to be found among the caudidates for the Carlton (tho present Under Secro- ary of State for Wor was long a ...

... to the fore ‘that question is agitated. Ivis being agitated now. the 4th of however, the ‘ Affaire ‘It is even said that the Whig peors have had an T'Kint ” has been dragging its slow at and has now informal at Woburn Abbey, have con- longth along Brussels ...

... time split i up the Opposition as a wedge when driven home splits up the stoutest tree if left there for a day or two. The Whigs know this quite as well as you and I do, and simply shrug their shoulders over this great Liberal victory, knowing, as they ...