... taken in this matter, remarking that had this been in honour of a statesman who had deserved or well of his country, whether Whig or Tory, of a warrior distinguished in arms, or of a man distinguished for learning, or who had in any way proved himself a ...

... eminent physician with whom he had a conversation more than fifty years ago, he says—‘‘ You may depend upon it, itis not the Whigs that will save the country, and it is not the Tories will save the country ; it is the of England that will save the country ...

... steps be taken in this matter, remarking that had this beeu iu honour of a statesman who had deserved well his country, whether Whig or Tory, or warrior distinguished in arms, or of a man distinguished for learning, or who had in any way proved himself a ...

... triumph has ever so. distinctly emphasised the prominence of Home ule as the chief plank of the Liberal programme. The Northern Whig (Unionist) says :—The Gladstonians can congratulate themselves upon nothing the gain of a seat. The News Letter (Conservative) ...

... L. and J. P. in Wicklow, for which county the family sat during a century. Mr Hume Dick himself wrested the seat from the Whigs in 1852. An uncle, Mr Quinton Dick, represented Maldon, and his grandson is the present Under-Secretary for the Local Government ...

... L. and J.P. in Wicklow, for which county the family sat during a century. Mr Hume Dick himself wrested the seat from the Whigs in J852. An uncle, Mr Quinton Dirk, represented Maldon, and his grandson is the present Under-Secretary for tho Local Government ...

... ' n the hHter because he is 'th the special haired of the D. of ,« u • y daughter the 1). (Hamilton, the credit it spoken Whig lescent, was by far the most beautiful person there; nobody but her Grandfather Bocklord could adequately describe her, she ...