... OLD WHIGS IN KERRY Father Godiey, C.C., Ballybunnion, county Kerry, was called Mr. Reid, and gave evidence of the character which has been already given scores of gentlemen of his class In tho course of bis crossexamination was asked whether in Kerry ...

... OLT) WHIGS IN KERRY. Father Godley, C.C., Ballybunnion, county Kerry, was called by Mr. Reid, and gave evidence of the character which has been already given by scores of gentlemen of his class. In the course of his crossexamination he was asked whether ...

... success. Dr. Cameron described the measure as dishing the Scotch Whigs. As Dr. Cameron says so it is not for a Southron loon to deny the existence of such a class; but Vf any Scotch Whigs do survive, the bill should certainly dish them. The raises of the ...

... WEAK-KNEED WHIGS (laughter and applause), and they were backed up in their treachery by certain Radicals, to whom the smile of a marquis or the nod of a duke was dearer than political principle (hear and laughter), and it was from the ranks of the latter ...

... WHIG AND WALGINTI WRIO HE'S 1 INVIGORATING WRIGHTS VIRIGHTS VIRIGRTII raarRETIRIL wiloaT WZIOWPII WEIGHTS WRIGHT'S lIRIG ZITS ...

... OLT) WHIGS IN KERRY. Father Godley, CC., Ballybunnion, county Kerry, was called by Mr. Reid, and gave evidence of the character which has been already given by scores of gentlemen of his class In tho course of his crossexamination he was asked whether ...

... - L) WHIGS IN KEI:IIV. Father Godley, C C., Ballybunnion: county Kerry, •u called by Mr. Reid, and gave evidence of the character whirh has here already Oren by Acores of pat leered of his clam In the coarse of his ernes. examination he was asked whether ...

... 'Whig; Messrs: ROBSON & PERRIN Will - WIZ abore — bi AUCTION, at the Auction Mart, LC.. oa 'Was. Ootober 26th, 1889, at Two o'clock preciasly. in separate lots. Particulars of the Finsbury Park Station. N., and Stroud Green Station, London, N. Notioa—Meetre ...

... LORD HARTINGTON’S WHIG PRINCIPLES. Lord riartiagton, Sir William llarcoart reminded his hearers, has lately, says the Daily come to be the titular representative of the Whig party. Whathas done with the Whig principles? According to Sir Michael Hicks-Bcach ...

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... THE LATE JUDGE WHIG HAM. Mr. H. Pettit, solicitor, of Leighton Buzzard, upon the Judge taking his seat, said that, as this was the first sitting of his Honour at the court over which the late Judge, Mr. bad presided for nearly thirty years, wocld like ...

... A WHIG LORD’S PRETTY WAYS, Lord Compton commenced a speech in the Barnsley Division last week as follows :— “Mr. Chairman and ladies, Children and babies, and during his speech he made the folluwing consistent | observations :— “We left Mr, Gladstone ...