... th-'-Svri2 it. . is to La- fo~und in a high t.. on hath2 sides, rather ican to) a.. a fof tufts as to xrpriatown,'s. Z. - 'Whig Ministers of 1339. in sus%'tmog aa~z i young Queen by their reaumnatoun of tYI- .:i; decision bo'th as statesmen nun a, n- ...

... subject un-ier discussion is, of course, Homee Rule, and tbes qoestion is raised whether the Tories will seek to ?? dish ?? Whigs ir this matter. It seems to be acinitted that thev have gone too far to do anything of tlse klad, but we have the opinion ...

... up by himsele, from whicLsL al Shat wVC know of her is det-eied. Onlase aplpear- ance of Lord I liaand's 'Il-Meoirs of the Whig Party' in * ?? coa>iinag statements very injurious to airs. Fitz- I herbert's reputation, Mr. Langadale was anxious to avail ...

... and Voltaire; noi lived ionp mouol isincl the reigna o` heorge [II. to seeI rumn vieoomseeia in elme etruigile wi -i the Whig, eristotr ~cy !o long enough to wiiness3 Me bcgsn Iig p f his fatall conies I wit'di te rn-stteet ?? neis or Awtri en. his ...