... said Mr. Parnell might have an Irish Republic for him if he pleased, nor did he ever ask for Mr. Parnell’s aid to “‘dish the whigs.” The Conservative dinner to be given at the White Lion Hotel on the 6th of April, promises to be well patrozized. We are going ...

... Liberal party, and so bring about a division in the voters, which would mean a Tory victory. I am fully aware there are a few Whigs who would like a more moderate Liberal for a candidate. A good old-fashioned Liberal, he! One of Skipper Worse's sort, slow ...

... man, woman, and child will suffer. (Hear, hear.) Now, gentlemen, it is the duty of Her Majesty’s Ministers, whether they be Whig or Conservative, and it is the duty of the Imperial Parliament, to see that these interests are protected. Now, these are interests ...

... befall them was that strange and ‘tiormii da {;onn:ii: th;.i: :hxhum which nen‘ ';:allod ying. as it t! e & process of dying, whi:g no one could interpret to his brother, but whingx no one could escape, should find them unprepared, unnerved, and confounded ...

... chrysalis, .- lbfl.lildman‘h ilm 'l-irllhhnri;l its Ww in undflm cells and mg with eacl wits three beetles which sl has captured wh.ig they are still young. These beetles she smears over with a kind of fluid she has fonnd ont how to secrete, and which keeps ...

... political arena at the close of the present Parliament through the unscrupulous conduct of the Radicals in the Belper district. The Whig mouthpiece—the Advertiser —speaks of Mr. Evans having fought many hard battles in a constituency in which the balance of political ...

... which some aspiring politicans have learnt from the free lances which fight under the Liberal banners, but even the staunchest Whig must have by this time arrived at the conclusion that a House of Commons elected by the people forms a very untrustworthy ...

... policy should be adopted it regard to Ireland. Quite recently, as they were aware there bad been an unholy alliance between the Whig uouon olt.beputynd the Tories, and there had also been an alliance between men who hitherto had been Radicals and who were ...

... adopted. The first of the resolutions declared that they owned no thanks and gave none to the vacillating and unprincipled Whig Government, which, under the direction of a pack of Orange landlords and their hired retainers, filched away their rights, ...

... group where Pearson was standing, and made desperate stabs at several of the young men, two of whom he wounded in the bands, whig they held up to save their heads. Then he plunged his knife into Pearson's breast near the heart, g::i}ctin; a votn:t‘l] vl;é;:h ...

... been due to the desperate strug.le carried on day after dsy in the Cabinet, and even in the House of Com'mom,r':ntween the Whig and the Radical parties, latter part of Lord Randolph’s speech wss devoted to the advocary of a vigorous foreign pelicy as ...

... to minimise t effect of that, but if a Liberal mni{onty should be unfortunately returned to the next House of Commons, the Whigs and Radicals would jomn in demanding & Disestablisbment and Disendowment of the C. mxh'nhcnpuue beliet was that the government ...