... may I Yea, and that soon ; already man begin To see behind lliclr awful nodding Jove * The hand that pulls the wires. Already Whig And Tory, fear and hate, unite u»y With all they execrate and all they dread. In whatsoever Gladstone does dreams. lam dangerous ...

... elected. I Mud, therefore, to:prevent the, that you will all vote for Corbett. I don't look epee it as • party question between Whig and Tarr, bat one la defence dour mama Ohrlstiaaity. If I bad SO vets. on the present modes, alticoorii I never voted for a ...

... Every Liberal is now an imated by the most overpowertng desire to have a shy at the Lords. 'Even such dark end dubious Whigs as Mr. Brand admit that Mr. Gladstone's resolution is a wise and necessary one, and they are amongst the loudest to censure ...

... Can do other than endeavour To assist thee in the task Of uniting, ne’er to sever, Brin to oar hearts last Well ’tie known Whig and Tory How far-reaching is thy love; And 'tis sweet read the story How that, trailing Him above, Thon did’et, scorning bigot’s ...

... Gladstone's attempt to propose vote censure on the House of Lords ; and the following members more distinctly representing the Whig party—Mr. H. R. Brand, Lord Edward Cavendish, Lord Fdmond Fitzmaurice, the Honourable H. W. Fitzwilliam, the Honourable W. ...

... Jones, !outman, aged 42 ; John Jones, losdman, aged 48; and William Bennett, loadman, aged 26—were down ourrvier out repairs, Whig portion of the eight shift. All five men were blown to a distance and killed. As all below perished, nothing is yet certain ...

... II 0. N. P. Phipp. No Ashin. C. tehrL Yorke. The wejorlly of Matlch, etel 27 of the Govetto Wejotll3. Am oc lifite them were Whig wb •illvisites no the Li Rers4w.Lord C. Mr W. .1. I Mothschtid, cad 11 awry wet wity, ea we Per-othoo en, party : Colossi eal•hu•v ...

... of the Govyancrent thoorded votes an mej nit) Am ..no by Mdepeadynt monism, yodel wil3 them Mt Joaeph Cowen mid most ea the Whig who Toted mreinet In &demo the Load year. Mr 81111 , 11/P.Lord Mr 11. W riswilliees, W. .T. 1 in Oolontl Sir S. de lotheetnid ...

... Lansdowne and the Earl of Derby, has had, thus far, the effect of welding into a united mass the different sections of the Whig-Liberal and Radical party. This is evident from the division on Mon lay afternoon when Mr. Glad stone proposed that the standing ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1882. ...

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... The aetiag of all the of Compteu'e Ops.y Ins admirable. intellima sad s were displayed by even the piefeemers. The Nordivu Whig says— That • taste for the legitimate dmies still survives in amidst is proved by the kris mad appreasative mailman* emmemblei ...