... moved by the generous impulses of Chrlstmastide, they have resolved that it should be a feast all round, at 'which Tory and Whig, Liberal and Radical should be invited to bury the hatchet, turn their scalping knives into carvers, and their war spears into ...

... Home Rule. A certain number of a clasa el designated by Mr Gladstone as ' nominal Home Rulers ' fiJ proved themselves more Whigs than Irish Nationalists, It with the result that every one-with the excepion of tc Mr Mitchell Henry-has lost his seat in ...

... certain to be taken up sooner or later. He ruuests that some new name should to chosen for the Conservative party which the Whigs and Moderate Liberals could accept, and which would induce them to army themselves under the banner of Constitutional liberty ...

... form back again in the House of Commons. But is it notrather curious that Edinburgh is becoming the refuge for the En;,lisit Whigs who cannot get En constituencies to return them First Mr. now Mr. Childers. At Oxford, the greatest possible satisfaction has ...

... very softly, anti we all dapped noiselessly into the street. In • moment more we were in Miss Flitter's front roma, and were Whig intro/ Meet to • gentleman with • smooth fade and an immense stock ot sampled hair; • gentleman with no hair w hater's and ...

... division of Itancashire, speaking at Hey wood last night, said the country had arrived great crisis, and Liberals, Conservatives, Whigs, and Radicals should forget party and remember that it was the good of the nation that they had to promote. Ireland and her ...

... Lancashire, speaking at Heywood last night, said the country had arrived at a great crisis, and the Liberals. Conservatives, Whigs, and Radicals should forget party and remember that it was the nation that had to promote Ireland's good. Her peope bad been ...

... to shoot Niagara after so reckless a fashion. It is not his policy to play the game of the English parties, whether these be Whig Tory, by placing himself between the hostile fire of the Ministerialists and the Opposition. He knows perfectly well that the ...

... BRISTOL. PEPPER'S QUININE and IRON TONIC bow& GREAT BODILY STRENGTH. PEPPER'S QUININZ sad IRON TONIC.--Ily earboklag the blood. Whig to the Lames, and and=rtog the weld:sem eturns. badges cram an having Pepper's Tom, llottlee, and a ea. GREAT NERVE STRENGTH ...

... on the Irish question is being framed with a view to the non-estrangement of the Orange Loyalists and the absorption of the Whigs. Lord Randolph’s polioy would snuff out the Loyalists and effect a combination of Conservatives, Radicals, and Parnellites ...

... bed In the Chapel. Now the in the Abbey''— '. The Chapel, we need hardly say, being the of Commons. Canning, who left the Whig party in 1793, was, of course, publicly accused of tuning his jacket. - Burke, in 1795, was the topic of a very atilt! quatrain ...

... Massa him MI maw I quits mark.. • Ow • ablUty. At • tame I a hiss. mu, v Am. II Tear Ist ANIMA. early parr I mentioned an old Whig that '' no foot no horse,' ' bre awn valuable yang horses do we see who hod the hen of feet le start life with, that are made ...