... AND * The Whigs hate Home Rule ” (say Gladstonian Rads),’ ** Because they all look on the Shamrock with IP]WI.'I ! * And you ” (the Whigs mwer{‘“nre angry, my lads, Because you desire to see * Whigs on the Green.’” Wic AND GOwN, — Big;;\fig Stephen has ...

... the few for the few. The Whig and Tory parties in England had played shuttlecock and battledore with the people. When the Whigs were in the Tories were out, and so on. He was therefore glad to see they had got rid of the Whigs, who now called themselves ...

... unanxmit‘y has been invoked to little purpose in the course of these controversies, but its inspiration was manifest. Tories, Whigs, and Radicals, Home Rulers and Unionists, Orangemen and Parnellites, as they poured out of the House when Mr. Gladstone sat ...

... Statesmen even in the days of the Fr, neh Revolution ; later. in the Ituterm period, it win household world as the social centre of Whig politics ; while ender the care of its last mistreas it was not less distinguished as the scene of still more gracious and ...

... a Bach street. PRO AND CON. The Whigs hate Home Rule (say Gladatoniau Bec; vieen t - ;;; they all look on the Shamro c k w ith •` And you (the Whigs answer) are awrry, my lad ; Because you desire to see ' .. Whigs ontlie Green.' WIG AND Gowty.—Big-Wig ...

... bought from prisoner a deal of the tackle for 65., and James Hawker, who had given ;a. 6d. for the boat), and, prisoner pie Whig guilty, he was sent to gaol dm two months. The Bench severely reprimanded the men who had bought the boat and gear so cheaply ...

... you. May God forgive it all ! When L loft you I went right to Chicago, and you cur guess from rea ling the papers as to ' C Whig missing how all came out, in rirldin; us of diet devilish traitor and spy on our actions. God only knows why such a fearful ...

... Palrnerstonian Liberals, Sir John Potter mot Mr. James Aspinall Turner, who not only received all the Conservative votes, but the Whig vote also. The result of this coalition was that Mr. Bright and Mr. Gibson were defeated. An opportunity coca offered for his ...

... and, being a few times employed in Livesey's Moral Reformer, soon became popularly established. The word teetotal (like Whig and Tory) has now become part of the English language, and is a familiar term all over the world ; and in some future age, ...

... about the same time, was onl‘{ srlnud. by Mr. Gollop's desire a few week’s before hi eath In politics, Mr. Gollop was a decided Whig of the old School, and always supported the Liberal party in Dorset, until the recent change of polioy on the question of Home ...

... Howie' er of We:kern iner. la openly awl decently peo formed, - so nii, chant, hero rove, °tiered the sale.man a choir, Whig that of course he felt very deeply on the and exp.,,,, e 1 its pleasure at s.ceing him. object, but that doubt time would ...

... mid, In my view Ireland is a beading of a bright chapter in the history, not only of the Liberals, but especially of the Whigs. In the latter port of Deli Mr. Gladstone visited Italy, and it was during his stay at Lord Northbourne't and visiting Dover ...