... parties this country nCe * ir en element came to their countrymen had of Whig and Tory, and hath m& de it their second object V 8 »ay ar * the Possibly could, for it + the two—Whig or Tory— V *dopt~j Ireland. The programme was J election and re-election ...

... countrymen had been too much at the disposal of Whig and Tory, and therefore it was that they made it their second object to avoid them both far as they possibly could, for it was difficult to say which of the two —Whig or Tory— was the most hostile to Ireland ...

... the premises being closed, § 50, tee ted, and Miss Machen, aged between aj Dep 5 the d deadin the cellar kitchen, standing Ve Whig he r head and shoulders in an ordinary Was fnll of water. The deceased was 8 ore. en g af pre Law Sruprnts Socrety.—A Ww 8 ...

... bodily Cate for the pr U,, andthe Hon. A. D. Elliot J Sd by Ution, and the prisoners were Bt thare Oftingham and Mr. Shee.—In Whig Strike amongst the Lancashire » €leng Q ended all the way from Manchester Cop th th ® thine, ad be oud, Up to the 25th of that ...

... animated by a desire of revenge, but by sticking to their nationalities, and by acombina- tion of the people—independent of any Whig, Tory, Radical, of Home Rule party—they something—like men det could accomplish were entitled to, ermined to have what they ...

... into a peal of laughter. Mr. Synan also afforded some amusement to the committee. fit of momentary oblivion he charged on the Whigs and Tories repetition of the conspiracy which Mr. Gladstone's University Bill was knocked on the head 1873. Somebody hunted ...

... Land Bill. Privately the greatest pressure is being used to induce the Government to entertain this question. A few of their Whig supporters strongly support the principle of compensation, and it is doubtful, if it be not conceded, whether they will continue ...

... transaction. Nobody supposes that if he had had the documents he would have put them in his pocket, though that has been done by Whig politicians holding exactly the same office as his ; but one cannot resist the belief that he would have shown more energy ...

... Commons of this day dare not out, and the present House should not long keep him (Mr out.) The Tones and a few weakkne?d Whigs were stabbing him behind the back of a common informer, and wero trying to make him bankrupt. He would fight for his seat till ...

... in some quarters being independent, j and at the same time throws a sort of odium on his colleagues. The movement among the Whigs and moderate men of both political parties is, I am informed, gathering strength, though very little of what goes on has come ...

... favour of any measure, ordinary circumstances, absolutely Li Wajority includes Irish Tories, as well a* „* supplied by English Whigs, as , lish Radicals; and if the bill were ever it would be swelled by the addition v r unbroken Home Rule vote, Mr. P'- iw ...

... blacklegs and said that was their aim v to help the present cowardly, hypocritical, priesthunting, buckshot -diatributuig Whig Government. to his unspeakable discredit, attempted to shield Mr. Egan by affirming that the House had no legal evidence ...