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... and vigorously combats Whig tendencies. For a portly, prosperous, pleasant man who sleeps o' nights, Mr. Potter is a terrible Radical. He has a natural distaste for Tories, and apart from social intercourse cannot abear a Whig. He is, in short, precisely ...
... possession of their homes. Th* motion was carried. Mr. Callan moved resolution that the Home Rulers should act independently of Whig and Tory, and Mr. O'Connor Power seconding it, said Liberal members having got seats through Irish interest, then denied their ...
... might doon many it they into power. It was impossible to easy whic of the elements of which it was com would with the old Whigs on one side, the Liberals om .no other, and the Home Rulers. such party came into poser they would have very unpleasant times ...
... another case bottles of your Liver Rot Specific early possible. It has done sheep great deal of good.—Yours truly, John Wain whig nr. When oue or more of the Flock show symptoms of the disease they should immediately be treated with this specific, by which ...
... purse out of a sow's ear, you know. But that Ministerialista should play the rogue ! It is really too bad. Those old Whigs I Th. m A the treacherous snake' in the grass. They learnt from G. that in Ireland a tenant wee, by legislation already suet ...
... section or another of the Liberal party have been held every evening, and sometimes two or threo in the aame evening. At one the Whigs wero at another the Irishmen. a matinons, ae th together, Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Forster day by “day have bent under tho storm ...
... reached the year 1839. The Whig Governmeut cf Lord Melbourne is in office, and we are introduced to a very magnificent lady, whom Lord Beaconsfield speaks of, after his accustomed manner, as Berengaria, and who is the Whig counterpart of the incomparable ...
... trial, decline the task of forming a Liberal Ministry, his refusal will be viewed with little satisfaction not only by the Whig element in his party, but by a very large number of Liberals whose general political principles are far from identical and ...
... DIFFERENCE. (By an Old Blue). In spite of respectable gigs - And legalised cabs, the fight o'er is; And Dizzy, who once dished the Whigs, Has now, woe is me, dished the Tories. ...
... by cutting her throat. He afterwards attempted to commit suicide. Lord Burghley says Conservatives are not fighting against Whigs; they are resisting the encroachment of Radicalism, behind which stands tbe spectre of Revolution, Atheism, and Disgrace. Robert ...
... political bias to be always strictly impartial; but we are quite prepared to give Mr. Merl credit for the beet intentions.—En. WHIGS AND TORIES. To the Editor of the .Deoois Evening Awn. Sir,—Now the Constituencies are in the midst of a severs struggle for ...
... been frightened at what seemed to be a measure speUilij designed to aid Mr. Parnell fn his land agitation'. Practically every Whig peer in the Government has been striving more or leas earnestly to modify the terms of Mr. Perster'a bill. Lord Lansdowne's ...