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... renegade. A Whig grub. A rotten Whig.'' scabby sheep. A rotten rodder. A Whig intrigoist. A thief in the night. A Government man. A political caterpillar. A chameleon militatre A betrayer of the party. A monttcoKa imposture ...
... MR. GLA.DSTONE AND THE WHIGS. The Duke of Bedford has addressed the fo'lowing letter to the Times :— Sir,—Tte belief, which is becoming general, that Mr. Gladstone is prepared to use his power in Parliament to hand over the loyal in Ireland to the dominion ...
... MID DEVON ELECTIONS. NO WHIG OB TOBY NEED A*rm. Whoever (Peking honours Parliamentary) His fortunes in Mid Devon fain would try, Had better well digest this entry- future Whig or Tory need apply. ...
... with spell gall; Bring forth you~ axe, a tree iai., Right straight away. What's up, papa Who's vexed you now Which traitor Whig-wbere, when, and how Why heed their croak { You hold the field ; they're sure to yie.d, Or, if they don't, their d#om Beyond ...
... themselves to any other, and this is neither fair not politic. The Whig a= Liberal cases =gig learn a lesson ham the =tabooed caves to which the Rehm gave rise in 1E866 and 1867. The Whig Adollamitek with the help of the Consecrative*, swaged= in defeating ...
... been greatly amused by the prognostications of Tory speakers and of the Whig and Tory Press about Mr. Gladstone beteg unable to form a Government without the assittance of the Whigs. Mr. Gladstone has, however, done without them. So much the better ; for ...
... Home Rule for Ireland nor the author of the measure ■ow before Parliament would be disposed of by the temporary success of a Whig-Radical combination playing into the hands of the Tories. no tight to take the law into bin own hands ; be weld have sammooed ...
... are still busily occupied in endeavouring to induce the Whigs to throw in their let with them in order to oust the Government. But although Lord 'RANDOLPH CHURCHILL pipes most persistently the Whigs do not dance. They may distrust the possibility of settling ...
... Phillip Nolan, M.P. Great excitement prevails, Messrs. Biggar aad Healy vigorously favouring Lynch, and denouncing O'Shea as a Whig. ...
... had been rejected by the House of Commons, but it was accepted by the Irish nation, and would be accepted by England. If the Whigs and Radicals refused to support Mr. Gladstone he would do without them. The Home Rule Bill had been defeated by intrigue, class ...
... 4, EAST GATE, HIGH STREET. DEVONSHIRE MEAT of the FINEST DUALITY ONLY soppled at the LOWEST PRICES tor CASH— Weekly Books Whig considered equivaleat thereto. Families waited oa daily it deeired. Nicely-pickled OX TONGUES. SILVERSIDES, and BRISKETS always ...
... work to undertake, and Mr. Gladstone had terrible obstacles to overcome, but no matter, whatever might be the defections of Whig lordlings or treacherous Liberals, felt certain that masses of the people would support the Premier and demand that justice ...