... member for Derby :- Sir William Harcourt ha S ripened with the times. In days gone by heused deiantly to boast that be was a Whig. As Home Secretary be was a Saul to the Iriola But he hans now gotsalvation, and is a very Paul breathing fire and vengea'ce ...

... frimentose League. Proweiling to Ur .al prccck h or; plitical topim Mien Hill said. fait instead of. yet td selicio Ieing Cnlled Whigs and Tories as of old, Ta 'efn ilire fero scow three or four partes, which mightL he innr 'tide Oiviclcd insto two greal factions ...

... order to rob him. One of them struck him on the head with a hedge-stake so violently that death ensued. Sir George Grey, the Whig Home Secretary at the time, respited the one who had not struck the fatal blow, and he was not executed, while he who had struck ...

... depend on individuals, but upon the bringing of separate communities into touch and harmony one with another. The Northern Whig (Belfast) ?? Iri,h Catholic bishops and clergy cana scacely express confidence in Mr ParnelL They at lesbs connot in their ...

... g_4ttpr better ai. I hare.h s onata as~tel general ~ansgenent of the Tmbe. It-was I bijotpputapvew*tutran~a t r ?? ?? ?? of ?? Whig. My MrtIdsavm4 wokingsnete.1 ow whereas JaeJepnsered ;ut I knovro -nto ?? g ?? bev taken to examinethe men A to h IThIr I ...

... bargain to compound jvi to a felony or Eeiet3 prosecutio. }t was di 2LS a plain, stragbtfiuorard . eatter of bii- A ed, ness, in whig the society Were pre- f4M d vented by the - ?? of . lbe -paintt3f At off fro.n sUnig- Cadweladf, aad the.plaintiffs to*k 4t ...

... Ethe largest M manufactories are working maniy hondred hands tih short owing to the ravages of this scourge, 'lhhe forthcr*u Whig rays' 1in many households whole families, husbands, wives, children, end I servants are helplessly confined to their beds. ...

... re, re- veto into its programme -first at Man- vo ter chester, then at Sheffield, and again at New- an 0le castle. Has the Whig section of the Alliance 'ha executive gained the upper hand ? Can the bril- pc Led liant and thorough representative of the ...

... deceased was th* eldest practising solicitor i* Suuderland. 1* polities deceased gentler was a Liberal, or, strictly speaking, a Whig, ana ia his you*;rer days, with his father, took active part the Reform Bill agitation in 18i2. Mr. was never married. The ...

... regarding it. I may say, however, that I expect nothing in the way of self- government for Ireland either from the English Whig or Torv Administration. I do not blame any Irishman for hitting England by any blow he can strike at her, and if this work ...

... awrded fthe plaintiff 51.. The Herald had ceopied the report from a local pajer+.bat hid issued a placard: headed A Drasiken, Whig The village of Greaghhafariame. in county RoscoGnmon, was the. soee of, t sliokin dom~ti Ingedy-. ?? iiight.,- i farmer and ...

... furnishes capital' material for the interviswer's note-book. Mr. Hcrs1. h~asmatsyre..cllections of Holland -ouse and its briiat Whigs * and: of 'Long- msinangs aiter tabbe, where the etist heard the rahyjoa 'ofe~ Sidney' Smith andihe j Olibhd Wit: of Tb~oobng ...