... upon him yesterday, nor allow anyone else to do Toe Dublin Nationalist journals warn Lord Spencer agamat ben g beguiltd by Whig landlords. ...

... of the Liberals but especially of the Whigs. It was a noble thiug the part of Burke and Fitzwilliam, and the other seceders from Fox, that not all their horror of France could make them untrue to Ireland. The Whig Party after the schisms remained for Irish ...

... of the Liberals but especially of the Whigs. It was noble thing on the part of Burke and Fitzwilliam, and the other seceders from Fox, that not all their horror of France could make them untrue to Ireland. The Whig Party after the schisms remained for ...

... the Birdwghaa Anises. aphid mew MEd. a orawiller, d wades d swage. Ile % suss a t h e . A esetapSaisatie plod w ow . same the Whig dassecter. As some of the readied Cl the match, the deluded consigned thee to a worm plate. where they mold•i= evade. He ...

... came back to the ieadershipo.r. the At the next election he would fight e Tory, country ;he did not care whether was held y Whig, or Unionist. ...

... believed to be certain that the auk capsized sad all were drowsed. SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT THE WELSH GOLD MINES. Captain Eddy *as Whig sone gear at the Qom minas. Wildly. last alginorbea a wheel moved sad be was instantly killed. ...

... ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND FORTY ONE. In 1841 the Whigs were turned out of office, after nine years of a Reform Bill. They left— 1. France Alienated. 2. America on the brink of war. 3. War in Syria. 4. War with China. 5. War with Afghanistan. 6. A ...

... THE DISESTABLISHMENT QUESTION. The Wife a Whig Peer, writing to the Morning Post, says: —It imperatively necessary that Mr. Chamberlain's assertions on tha Disestablishment question should not be allowed to forth unchallenged. property of the Church ...

... Luke oi Argyll during recent visit to loverary, with a view united political action or the part certain eminent members of the Whig party and the Opposition, we ar? enabled to state that the story entirely without foundation. The Duke of Argyll never heard ...

... demons ration of the fact that the Nationalists of Ulster would to the bidding of leaders of the Irish party had overthrown the Whigs and them to split into two sections, one of which would join the Tories, while the other would either disappear from polities ...

... own. This will go further in the way of Home Rule, and if ho can only keep the Whigs together it will obtain support of a majority of the House. The object of getting Whig support was the primary reason for all the recent gatherings Hawarden, but we have ...

... arose when Dr. Lyons M.r., seconded motion add the exhibition a show maehinerv. The hon. was greeted with cries Coercion and Whig. Mr. Senton, M.r., >ud other Land Leaguers were present. ...