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... The minority dll not contain one Home Ruler, and only one Liberal—Ur. Gotcben. In the majority were many representatives the Whig section, ouch aa Mr. Albert Grey, Viscount Ebrington, Messrs. H. W. Fitzwilliam, W. J. FitzwilUaa, Onset, Torrens, Kiogscote ...
... Beat in our Town Council. • It may pat eomo in a fl nter and they may um their NAh^ic^T I'’ 1 Joh, out 9 Council, but both Whig and Tory an certain to aupport tb. return auch true reprnentatlve the ratepayer.’ iotereata. Mr. Johnaon bat the p..t, and ...
... ad spring*seated; maliogHny oral cent e table, broased fender with poll>hed ste»l r*il, pier glass. d:o. Kitcqen.—linger s. whig with cover, enclosed dresser with nine drawers and cupboard, oak client with panelled front, round table, bronzed tea mu, brass ...
... able men the Liberal ranks for tbs Dean to hope for much promotion ohaaoa of attaining tha Might of hie ambition. was bred Whig with Sir William Temple, aad if King William lIL and his ministry had bean prepared to give Swift all be vented ,hs would not ...
... franchise to the counties would simply be tbe completion of the Act of 1867, which was passed by Lord Beaeonsfield to dish the Whigs. When the franchise had been granted they would have wise, just, and great measures passed tor the good of the country. The ...
... scgleetAd. Ilto byfAzthAaeAtaAßaltoniuiiei of the toeaeo OROLEBA, aa waU aa the moAt ImpnttAnt, 1U degwe it COHAtItAtAA AtAAA In whig], Ule nwy moAt CAatly AATAd.'; The mxtan to aold la BotttoAAt TA, U. IA. O. laH. PHILLIPS, dibpenbino and family chemist. THE ...
... NOVELTY! More New Arrivals! Freeh Faces!! Old Favourites!!l 'lilt WEEK, Important ond of THE BROTHERS WARE, in nnmler. in tbeir whig-room Enter* iniumcDt. for nlz only. arf ...
... tbe Liberal ranks for tbe Dean to hope for much promotion or chance of attaining to the height of his ambition. He was bred a Whig with Sir William Temple, and if King William HI. and hia ministry bad been prepared to give Swift all ba wanted would not have ...
... man He was neither honest nor consistent in his ; political dealings with the people and statesmen of his time. deserted the Whigs because they had not paid him for his services and became an Irish patriot, not from conviction bnt to despite the Government ...
... bim in July last. He wonld that there shonid b« further legislation with reflV ence foot-and-mouth disease in Parliament, bnt whiG reserving Us right to oppose the bill U 1 “to rtSll did not propose move the amendment which In the Commons on Wednesday xr ...
... Coaatiy A good Henerel Berrent, la jMiaw, Under Rnaeemeld; Cook. vagM mSeMkicSfa £iB;*aaiklr Boy from tbe^oSntityiSaJy^ MB& 1. WHIG* '8 ladies* reui^tky, W|fM-fc»ae. Wanted lota T^BaSadeyoStoA BMloem htm Ccok and Bon«»maid for 64. Beleaa. toe Ottell, Boaecnudd ...
... Connor Power deserter, taunted him with trying like tight rope dancer to balance himself between the Irish people and the Whigs, and quoted the hen. gentleman's own withering dennncia. non of that *' fallen patriot the U’Donoghue years ago All this was ...