... queried, with an irate ring in her harsh voice. . . . The old story, mistress, said the sergeant, hunting the Whigs. . An' what hae the Whigs, as ye ca' them, been daeing the noo that ye should hunt them like whaups or paitricks? The old story again ...

... been got hold of by the :Attorney-General for Ireland, kissed upon both cheeks (laughter) and asked to assault those damned Whigs? (Cries of Order.) Oh, well ke would withdraw that, but perhaps the member who called Order bad strong feelings about the ...

... on the political aspect o' the temperance question which caused him on the bye-gaun tae trample occasionally on the tees o' whig an' tory alike, but no much tae the injury o' the feelin's o' ony particular sect 'flair than anither, unless it wad ! be thac ...

... Where for ? quarried the Cornet. Can't say exactly, but I imagine it's the old place ' the borders of the county. The'Whigs have been very busy up there of late and stand in need of a lesson. So they do, replied the Cornet, only lessons — don't ...

... the interests of Ireland and for the prosperity of the nation as the settlement that they would he able to obtain from the Whigs or Radicals. They were therefore in the position that no matter whioh of the English sides lost or which of them won, they ...

... soldiers as they carefully and stealthily groped their way past bushes and rocks bestowed many a subdued curse upon the crop-eared Whig upon whom they fancied themselves about to lay hands. They inwardly rated Howie for being the instrument who had brought the ...