... popularity, it is said, is eminently personal. The policy which the majority of the electors are prepared to support is neither a Whig policy nor a Radical policy ; it is Mr. Gladstone's policy. If the Ministers who are supposed to have advocated more decided ...

... sad Joliet (the brilliant Derestie was est oat). I bed to = h r . dress very OW, and awe to the Nis epees said to Mr. Berle, Whig , sleet the hee brie et ball—se pewee% gather l o m a i rl r f ar ep fir the meths that to blew. replied, Never Niel, yes ...

... evening paper to the origin of the term, “The Fourth Party,” which has now become as widely accepted in political denomination as Whig or Tory. Fortunately it not so old that one has had time to forget its birth. It appeared for the first time in May last, in ...

... this title the whole difficulty lies. Mr. wants to rebuild on the foundation of the Land Act: | the Liberals, as from the Whigs, want to start afresh, and, profiting by the education and ex- from the Act of 1870, build on new Fines and deep foundations ...

... agitators' opportunity would before long be banished. But such an heroic reform as this as unlikely happen under the present Whig-Radical Oovernn-.-nt as the introduction into Ireland of a body ...

... Mr. H. Kayaks, the seurehry, me i lmeisy whisk showed pull= the doh to be . Chaim= 'seed Dames M Bowleg so Erit poommei in Whig se and etis gemmes Mr. Sled Mr. **aim lied dab w al el *wow Masa beat the Maw beasis - wort heal& et the whose servings were ...

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... aware, the ostensible object of this gathering is to celebrate the victory gained 1759 Mr. Pitt (Tory) over Mr. Henry Howard (Whig), by majority one vote, in contest for the this city. Before proceeding to the report of last night's proceedings, it may be ...

... Temp* Florsiog. sod Alen, After wide Ural la the Let. to I. his arra* bet by • H. . at that hate ea der Atari, or Whig. ✓ .4 the put, wore 1. 41.5 day. Heelod hub slt • Tag 14 8 . 8 rue It her for Tartest I. 1861 la 18378. the fee !bidet he ...

... of 17t41, or the beginning of 17119. there woo a varancy is the representation of our city. mud Mr. Henry Howard became the Whig candidate. Rio wins )mend on January IYtb, 17*.), and in it he expressos the high opinion Le bail always lord of the freedom ...

... been the scourge of Ireland (cheers). Mr. Gladstone, in his miserable apology on Friday night for coercion- declared that the Whig Administration would restore Ireland to a state of Christianity and civilisation (groans). It comes well from the defeated ...

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