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... REPORTING UNDER DIFFICULTIES. When Dr. Johnson reported the Parliamentary debates, was his boast that the Whig rascals never had the best of the argument. Bub this style of reporting -went out, presumably, with the EatansutiU Gazette. Newspapers in our ...

... O'Connor, the Nationalist candidate for Kildare, writing to electors of that county, announces intention of allowing neither Whig nor place-hunter have walk over in his native county. Ireland. he says, has declared for the manly policy of Parnell ...

... Lord Hiirtington, Earl Granville, Gladstone, W. E. Forster, and Adam, the whip of the party, not to speak of other noteworthy Whigs. The scene of excitement which prevailed last night at the Reform and the Devonshire Clubs showed how keen was the interest ...

... week. Mr. Richard Pigott. proprietor of the /nehmen news paper, ha. filed petition beekeepers. Amore h e creditors am serersl Whig nod To., Kr:, on. ol the basket brig • itoble lord. It i. etatedtbat Mi Mina* daughter of tbe well.bnorre mister. will b attested ...

... enough show that it is quite time they took measures reconsider tua question, whether the Tory party waa so very superior the Whig party as they were the habit of tbiitanng, whether or not something cannot be said the other side of the question. (Hear, hear ...

... for the rowan to de. ermine whether tile the is which they liked to be roe-reed. This so .at like the old l oon. •. between Whig and Ton. It not It they wen Moat the Irk& Chunk ineetion wm. it wee a low:4nm the whole dm of It sat ly tleMet for • M. to ...

... dome le H. deka. all Lb. •11•.. Liberal may lateens or Radical or • ants Lie speock, .11 hie WIS. a Mtn Mee ad .b., .111. Whig. He ..y for dims•birkark liken ea sea of he magma boat ..k ..g, ear rid the a 1b all on that Chtetherisla or rare to ate ...

... adoirtion of reforms. he hrod it reersey to theft the Sultan, he was told that W Ruler of the Frßhin', being j tot lbw meow/ o p Whig over a Cabion Council. termite! bia in.h lit In the Wilda Acibmadoe. To thla Sir Arty Layaad replied that Nothing be more than ...

... tenant of the Urn • tit- coot errata of Tortworth' W had easy • It miler by Mr title in • border, dascriptios the reign .1 Whig Stephen. .elan tiethruideed nester .1 it • Gilpin • draw* of it, I think ; and • nu rd smart 0111 stn I. or of treat idltioss ...

... SATURDAY, s NOVEMBER 8 1879. - ' UNITED PATRIOTS' NATIONAL BENEFIT ^ A asiNuilt been eounitted at by a: SOCIETY. ' named *Whig a Una ism- - Mr Lewis Fry, M.P., presided on Tuesday at an enter - Letters from Daman's' report that Abilool-Kadee is ride ...

... deal of hos been thrashed out 1 with results which swam the Neural shortoess of 1 the season's crop. The of the balk of the on Whig the past wok, In Landes %la monsbot. ban arrytiata Mt good, indeed resat men It for or has bees somparn• t q l=pess. mod miall ...