... at.the pit of the stomach, and a sorrtieW over it, headache, or some of these symptoms, you are suffering from DYSPEPSIA, WHIGS Hop Bitters will permanently cure. IF you have weakness in the loins, with frequent pains, a voracious appetite, an unquenchable ...

... Small, Smithwick, Sullivan, and Syuan.—The majority did not include any Conservative, but 17 Home Rulers of the moderate or Whig section went with the Ministers, viz.:—Sir P. O'Erien, Major O'Beirne, Colonel Colthurst, Messrs. Brooks, E. Collins, Gabbett ...

... preserve, while really there is no danger of the association losing its power or becoming disintegrated. It is nothing but the old Whig element revived, the drag chain on the progress of the Liberal party, which must be resisted to the uttermost if we are to ...

... extend all protection to the lives of our seamen. Here we are all at one. It is an enterprise in whicli there is neither Tory, Whig, nor Radical. Having great faith in Mr. Chamberlain's energy and capacity, we rejoice that he has set his hand to this humane ...

... presidec over by such sneaking humbugs as TreveJyan and Spencer, while Mr. Gladstone was tbe most respectable cut-throat in the Whig Cabinet. He advised fuxhunters to devote their leisure to hunting landlords. Tlie informers Casey and Philbin have made su ...

... one from the New Wortley Liberal Club.—The Mayor : All the politicals clubs are m favour of retaining the license —whether Whig, Tory, or Radical. (Laughter.)— The Town Clerk said that memorials approving the Council's action and against the license had ...

... voting power of the country. There is no doubt Mr. Gladstone was right in the estimate he took of the opinions both of the Whigs and the Radicals. If it comes to a struggle—which we hope to see averted—the peers will inevitably go to the wall. They will ...

... their own interests without intruding on the domain of politics, and while each man is at perfect liberty to support Ridical, Whig, or Tory, as he pleases, at the ballot box, the united effort of the whole body of unionists can only be employed effectually ...

... they had a man after their own hearts. How Mr. Chamberlain can laugh to scorn the puny and not always honest organs of the Whig press—in our town and elsewhere—that have endeavoured to crush in the bud this rising statesman and outspoken Radical. Readers ...

... described the Attorney-General's remarks as a Belgrave-square speech. He had, he said, spoken as the representative of the great Whig dukes, who cover London with their bloated estates. As lor the bill, Lord Randolph thought it would have boen well if any Radical ...

... The wand of the great magician would not always keep together opposing schools ot the Liberal party, and the aristocratic Whig and the violent Radical would not be long kept in confederation by honeyed words and empty platitudes. In the evening the marquis ...

... Egypt under British protection. (Ironical Ministerial cheers and counter Opposition cheers.) What did it mean at heme • To the Whigs it meant the cessation of voting day after day that black was white. (Laughter.) To the Radical party it meant that after four ...