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... all the mistakes of thi present Parliametst arose from Mir (f udo stone having to subordinate his own views ta those ci lit Whig and Tory colleagues. THIE SPEAKER ANt) FunE EDuCATlmoNx-.tRhinl t letter of a Warwick elector itt regard to the 're6tof free ...
... ale the confession that his boasted Load Act is a failure. The renewal of the Act in Treland means the ileath knell of the Whig iarty. The f,'jsle Times is ot opinion that if Mr. Gladstone imagined the Irish party would be pleased with the pro- posed ...
... to certain conelmsions and ealled him a Radical, but it was perfectly. immaterial whether they *chose to call; him Radical, Whig, or -o Liberal, because he intended to' 'support those measures which formed' part of that political creed to which he belonged ...
... weather; but other cae vs,. vv hich it is impossible to account for, seem to have Ioperated upon the electors. The essentially Whig elemneut Iwere unabie to satisly themselves as between Parnell on the one hand aud the ?? on the other. Au objectlon was lodged ...
... prsonlec'sh ?? I-i.Teyfound it its shark-ness, anti ~ sa thre. ~tenaturally requested to be alloserit 1oeldiiie bt riotiler, whig heel by this tune saidt 'Vstesas 4 !dee, eusdto allowc leer. Where in the pitche n seser forcibly took off' leer boots, anti ...
... eighty-five Nationalists and nineteenTories. This bears out my calculations at a month since, except that I thought that the Whigs might have possibly four, but most probably two, seats, and now that party have none at all. It will be observed that the ...
... tea',l truth, the eiiltahiaoail truthi, :2i ii ililiiiee' toil ititt vnetti, thtt the living c 6 i'.t ~ l, ( iii Valititv Fair-Whig acid till WhVlig fe, Wh' ' ig i1r ?? %~eroto~ beshielded freim the cii t i-~yti ) tciiilie Franchise P ?? of oil.l, 1, Ccrted ...
... kept a house there., Did he then say 1What, a. bad house!1 ?-_He never rf I mentioned it to me, a baa house or a good house. Whig 9 Cross-examined by Mr. Stead-You fir-st went to the tske Pali Ball Gazette office on Thursday ?-Yes, and to daup a the po ...