... from another :” that it fo God thas that He giveth grace ‘unto the bumble, exis: distinct bawliity where fs the love of God, whig Without bamility the love @ maa, that love which consists in the cultivation one towards Without bumility, where is affections ...

... principles of modern Liberal legislation as much as the Whig Lord Grey or the Tory Duke of Richmond he likes Mr. Gladstone as little as Mr. Parvell dors, and hates the Cancus as heartily as the Whig Mr. Poljambe and the Radical “Jo” Cowen. Mr. wants to ...

... necessary steps, The suberquent continually isterrupted by wt seconded the motion to the tion show of machinery. ertes of “* and “Whig.” and other of the Irish World cays that if the Dablin tion in Ireland the contributions to the Learue in this will diminish ...

... wishes Who seem’st so great and good to be. lo have their pretensi-ns from House where men abide will not brook to be denied. Of Whig Lords from my retired ; Suffer themselves to be By backing as they're ‘Then pass, that they May taste thy How Bills so great ...

... be excelled he entered » After bis graduation at the be bar at an carly when, as a boy of 4, be procialmed bimeeif of the Whig party. te of Me Arther Sin ron bi thf site Me, Tee D Ti New by Lk FG panty. ...

... an anxious Whig is squared if be happens to be troubled by the wild talk of Mr. And in this way Whig and Radical while the Ministers throw out hints and suggestions which are intended to pacify the Home Kalere, Thus we stand to-day, the Whigs promising ...

... Collings agrees to have than and Sham herlaip, those should be blamed knowing there were Radicals ia the Mi ‘no support, fer the Whigs committee of the Federa' ion was beld last Mr. Powell on the Ballot Act were considered. the omission of the provision of ...

... College, and was admitted to the cen Mr, Arthar took an active rt in beginning when, as a boy of 4, be pepe leer member of the Whig purty. Polk-Clay canvass party ia favour of Hen Clay aod bim rose high that few were exempt ‘rom its inflaence. Mr, Artbar ...

... OMA‘ canvassing on Bags Hotel tae Land League line with rest of Government and ite more powerful than a tbe of eapportiag « Whig and wes an than the to the: of their Oy, the eter hee Mas us now; bat we are te the north, The motto of the left, for mervares ...

... land legislation for Ireland, and the Radicals are only consistent in support: ing the one as heartily as the other. Its the Whigs and Moderate Liberals who are now holding back, and decry- ing the application to England of the principles applied to Ireland ...

... allowed to take any part in its preparation. The Bill is, he says, half measure to begin with, and when it has been pruned by the Whig and Tory landowners of the House of Commons (are there no Radical landowners and has been finally amended by the House of Lords ...

... latest discoveries made ie Upper Thebes, “What, im the very game toh, along with all them Roya! mawaire, no less than f/teen Whigs! And you Egypt a Power after that? Go along with .—Oork. Ale Old Arm Chair” 1h, Tove heel dare jie come ee ‘Twill be bound ...