... cowardly A man in whose mouth hypocritical. pnest-hunt- every profession of »re ing, bucksbot distributing gard or liberty is Whig Government, now aa mockery and a delation ever, bane, bloody, and And there could be no brtita!. greater misfortune for Ireland ...

... MUTUAL COMPLIMENTS. P. Eg an on Gladstone. The present, cowardly hypocritical, priest hunting, buckshot distributing Whig Government, now as ever, base, bloody and brutal. Mr Gladstone on Mr P. Eoan. man in whose mouth every profession of regard for ...

... stater comes to beg she Ands the sheet al paper belme And the with his white hair asd vi =smiles, rises from his Mak, and, Whig his am, walks up and down the room. ...

... UNTY COURT CLOTHIN The writer im the Giods ander tbe beading “ Whig end says :—Not comtent with heving im getting tbe practising before him to weer roves, Mr Broughton Bige, ove of ine Oourt jodges te Devooshire, hes jast reqoested them to appear before ...

... opponents are deeply seated points of difference dividing them from each other as sharply as they were divided in the old days of Whig and Tory. THE CHARGES AGAINST GENERAL BOULANGER. The Daily Telegraph's Paris correspondent telegraphs :—The penalties to which ...

... at arm ars. Mob i% a b .. MIL Ibis tor L. Mort. • . . lb. Lobrary) T. , . soars. Maws : 1101411. COMM =LS. _part of .I _ l Whig* Pam Poll Dismal lieki . j ti, 1 sad Try thus mac M. lb, COMM. Colds, and all a. 1& Estrus, 10. Cm, NM ...

... '1 TES /LB SHOW bee bran • loony distinct 'artist, melt with Its “tittpet d . .tHos Oacaca. Th. atit T., .. z . Tories, bat Whigs tens. Lawn' Vain/tn. Liberals still tstes =Si it.. more St.. motion of the Leheme t are the Badimla. In sidttion to tlese he ...

... pompom would have been equally served, mills, aweide& bad the owner el easehally dragging—sad eves this is obviously to be Whig, his bottle at bun the Islolow. Unlieg•By, be did net Wu. • Negh-laktke ellbselsbi• hurry he doom% mate wards tyii,W sft esliod ...

... orders of th. liver, limy sea hoe hoar will be lowed work wilds. Vows mod omens the llama ?bay the whole maunder Ile bog hist Whig hook the bre at appalls. awl loom sett., with the rowboat lig whole many the Maas nose MIS ' bo begs of vi dames of Moiety ...

... Harro- —s Lord Hamilton, and Sir George Tre- velyan), amused at with which his son de- in the words of Macaulay, his to remain a Whig old school. room was crowded with fond and sisters of budding orators, and former victories return to town a defeats). On my ...

... have reestmel two Her signed by Majesty. to the mil. to the table sad premand the Illmelogi to The Mai Ha limn Memos es : Het Whig Beelines in gempeleee 'provision fee the benewreble wpm* sod of grandma. Albert Vine/ Hdward, recognised& the manderatise thereof ...

... Provost of Peebles was despatched from tbat place to London as a delegate. While in London he was introduced to a meeting of the Whig Club. After the cloth was removed, among other toasts, Mx Fox gave The majesty of tbe people. The Provost, not being well ...