... WO STILBLIC HI COMPLETE WITHOUT . . ) >ELLIMAN I S4 au .I„,EMBROCATIONS COSY. ♦ED EPUITS WEEP Fos OVSILIMACIESS ■ILLS, WHIG GALLS ...

... respect. I acknowledge that I am still prond'of the name of Whig, and notwithstanding anything that may have happened in recent times in my political life, I profess Mill to maintain and uphold true Whig principles. It is therefore a source of no little satisfaction ...

... other_ bawdy thin authority has by &epees maw sive Acts of Psalmist s • wee passed in the Nip gases lII.—I have mimed legions Whig a Nth further back thee iiiddleel hes ilea% and I find that pier to dumbbells in Edward IlL's reiga there were by the memos ...

... . and most eonecisodbeely up to within a little more than a fortnight of his death. He believed he would be conveying the Whigs al all present when he offered to Mrs Kirk, her son, sad lbsterwily, their extreme reaat ba ring s lbeaght it was befitting ...

... knows better how to deal with such things, and we'll see, Since we've had Whigs and Tories to rule us, bat never a Radical rule If we can't get a real out and outer, without Whig or Moderate tool, With the gqreroaatest of all Rads to lead 'em, our ...

... the men to do the work who are most likely to do it well for the public, utterly and entirely regardless whether the man is Whig, or Tory, or Radical. (Loud cheers.) The right hon. gentleman afterwards opened a barnso in the Drill Hall in aid of funds ...

... from that of the old-fashioned mu, it is a (lesson's-tration ; while from the standpoint of the nervous and nearly obsolete Whig, it becomes a de-monster-ation. MBA. MONA CALIIVIS CRAZE. Written in a Mona-tone. Ain — The Miller of Dee. THEas was a l ...

... Chamberlain had gone the full length of offering the Irish members an Irish Republic if they would help him to dish the Whigs, especially the armchair politician. Lord Hartington. Having told his lie, he went on in true Irish fashion to assume that ...

... men to do the work who are most likely to do it vv - ed for the public, utterly and entirely rowirdless whether the u.an is Whig or Tory, Liberal or Radical. We hope so too; but at the same time we are not exuberantly confident. It is, ,f not an inherent ...

... Roman Catholics, and the group led appeared in the crowd. There were no further inci- by Mr. Cobden, I actively resisted both Whigs and dents and by six o'olock the square had :eeumed its Tories, but the la.stespecially, indefeuce of religions normal appearance ...

... emerged from the Swan Hotel, Ship street, marching, to the strains of The Conquering Hero, to the Town Hall, led by that Whig of Whigs, the late Mr Thomas Price. of Gager. This majority of six sealed the doom of Toryism in Brecon, and extracted the borough ...

... in York-street, St. James's-square, London, where Lady Farnborough is now living, was formerly the residence of that eminent Whig statesman Sir George Cornwall Lewis, and there, some GO Years ago, the young Conservative member for Newark (who now leads ...