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... Which is the Whig and which is the Tory ? hundred year, as onfortinit’s leprosy. An’— well, probably you’re the first person’s ever men- tionedittothem.” i They relapsed into silence until they were called into supper. Lucy felt if a thin glaze ot ice ...
... The Base Whigs. They could have confidence in the Liberal party, for whilst they promised their constituents to do certain things they failed to carry out their promises. was thought that Mr. Walker, the Solicitor-General, after the great things that ...
... AN ODE TO THE WHIGS. (SpMch o( Mr. Hf»iy in the House of Common., Tuesday, November 4, 18b4.J Yon think, perhaps, to tire us out With obstinate injustice; You think we're frightened when you shout At those in whom our trust is ; You think that you may ...
... THE WHIG EXPLANATION. The Daily Nevx is very sore about the matter. The idea that treaty has been concluded between the Irish patty and the Tories commends itself to the editorial bosom. its Issue of Saturday it returns to this letter of “A Ministerialist ...
... the of Cork, bat be re;eated now what he had often said that the Nationalist party were of no one, and of al] were they the Whig (cheers). They knew very well that they were ju-t as weil able te elect, their nomin-e now as when they elected Mr. It had ...
... A PLEA FOR THE WHIGS. COMPLIMENTING MR. PARNELL. ANSWERS FROM MR. O’BRIEN, M.P., AND MR. HEALY, M.P. Mr Trevelyan attended a public meeting In the Exchange Hall, Hawick, Scotland, on Friday week, for the purpose of receiving address from the Hawick Liberal ...
... A PLEA FOR THE WHIGS. COMPLIMENTLNG MR. PARNELL. ANSWERS FROM MR. Y 7 1.1. , ^1, M.P., AND MR. O'BRIEN, M.P. Mr GO Trevelyan attended a public meeting in the Exchange Hail, El els ick, Scotland, on Friday week, for the purpose of receiving en addreas ...
... The Irish Party and the Vote of Censure. THE WHIGS IN A PASSION. MORE 6'TREATIES. The Pall Mall writing of the effect of the division on the vote of censure in the House of Commons, says : The effect of the division en the vote of woman bee been profound ...
... mation to /™ I that ¢ were entitles that they sh of their thre of tl pore loyal Whig memb qui Tory timidi question, these indica chise in Ire vigour, and tion ot parti imperil its 8 ‘There was members we been, as will outburst of The right of fellow-Natio ...
... The Whig explanations of the action of the Irish party in the division on the recent vote censure would wear a look of greater vraisembkmce and would be much more convincing if they were not quite so contradictory of each other as they happen to be. Thus ...
... Pee —— val pulits 1 pntazuriss! Whigs | (Natronaist cheers.) ern ent not have felt it their daty to “toed wm ty, thes cur iad lor.tee | wasn total of any well tarde on 1 have = tHore Raie poten v inst th he activ.t of tre | enciety. avd * On.) and J ...