... Raitaird, January 12th, iddE Tbat is the way Mr Shaw-Leisere spoke then of his friends of today. 111 it your place-bunting Whig is always ready to reversot swallow, or ab jore any opinion so an he may attain office and pi oSt. frequently fooled Irish ...

... predominant feelings in the breasts of the various oppositions who confront Lae Treasury Bench towards their former leader. The Whigs consider that Mr Gladstone has betrayed their principles, and the Radicals regard him as the stainbling-block to the formation ...

... mischevious, but socially very shabby. One Radical sheet. the Pall Mall Gazette, tries to find out and mould the opinions of the Whig and Radical members of Parliament on the Franchise question. while another, the Echo, finds one of its staff not ashamed ...

... troubles which arise from a dispirited majority. Übe outlook for the tior,rumeitt in reveres of prounaiag. The defeat of the Whig.Rmlical coalittuu is that each wing .4 the army to direct the policy of do host. Neither .4 the two is to awl when intern/thus ...

... Loadaa. • VALUUJLI son TEI Re R.—lf hair is turaing or white, or fallir off, use , for it IMP vsitirdy in every ease Grey sr Whig. r original akar, without leaving the dissiress..m of most Basterers. It makes thsltair charmingly beautiful, es well as ...

... breach of promise Will it Li come forward on 111.oe Rule prioriplea,to which he will be no ilmibt a credit. lON 411.;11AN The Whigs. Radicals. Nationaliata held a great caucus in Castleblayney on Tuesday for the of • cond Liberal candidate :17°I. Given. Mr ...

... information about the upper classes in society, and it is totally misleading. One instance of their unreliableness I saw in the Whig the other day a statement canc..rning Lord Gartuoyle. which said that he was the grtndson of a tradennan, and the great-grandson ...

... Liberal or Conservative. He had belonged to that old and very respectable and historic class of politicians who were called Whigs. He was not conscions that he had changed his political opinions one iota, and he now found himself following Lord Salisbury ...

... tea. ileum to lull palpismio• beset. 4 &e., wbiab be overeome Pepper's • ?heroine Mao times without lon. of warily but mill &Whig Some. to sashimi. health. either from evermaking the se ths mislay • Imling a being yar bemuses the.. eiresiumiassees • Is ...

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... tool: the opinion of entioent eounn-I on the stiltj-et. it w to .t.leeret• TOO their cool a the Cotoity Surveyor, I'ollll *Whig that the rto Mind:noun wait . . . . A - euudoiumd vider aguiust Übe Tuwu Cumutit.duuers w.es um& almulute ou the 13th Jaue ...

... the Conservative party have decided to try another fall with the 410. M. Better defeat by a mechanical majority of soulless Whigs and Radicals than silent submission to the vain and arrogant old shuffier. He has dared to threaten the House of Lords; let ...