... grasp with a startled you, my lisup.hty beauty ?' bl,t added, with a shriek and disappeared into the blackness forced laugh, 'Whig to look into her eyes. of the laurel.. She retuil. d from 'hen, and taking off His professional instinct told him there her ...

... there that night was a proof that they were in earnest in this matter. They had assembled together there that night not as Whigs or Tories,Liberals or Conservatives, but they were there to tell the Government that theyhadbeen badly treated, and to tell ...

... declsred that they were in favour of the complete solution of this question. and that they should no huger be kept back by the Whigs, or by members of the late Liberal Cybinet. (Cheers.) At Kilsheelan Mr. Parnell was warmly cheered, bat at Carrick-on-Suir ...

... which might da rads b.lipit I. the people's eyes. She would thus be rid of him wllki the unpopularity and perhaps danger of Whig It was more probably an outburst of hate, of blind, unreasoni fury, that mad ado itself known to the pro phet before she bad ...

... mean to while away their leisure hours. They say that no bridge can be oonstiacted long enough connect them again with “the Whig institntion” in Ogle Street. Accident in Armagh. —On Thursday while a man named Wm. Lewis, the employment of Mr. Fleming, timber ...

... why propose to pass measure at all which requires ” safeguards” ? *' Rest and be thankful,” said Lord John Russell, good old Whig, but in his later days a more advanced Liberal. There is no ** rest” for Irish agitation, and there is idea of thankfulness” ...

... following dmoription of the etalselite . grotto discovered tot lc. No at ia whit* is approached a dillinl ar t Witness path Whig down into a &pay ravine as the mountainous rout. The grotto commences by an ample spate. the vault of which supported by ...

... most pressing, if not the most serious, of his difficulties. He does not want, considered merely as a tactician, to lose every Whig in England, and every Gladstonian landlord. He cannot fight the Bill with his whole heart ; and when his heart is not in his ...

... Armagh under the able conductorship of Yr It C Farr, sub-organist of Armagh Cathedral. There wee a large attendance, the hall Whig well filled most r and appreciative audience. et iniertainment was to raise fond belt the reading room recently the arm. Hall ...

... too liberal aud generous the conquered race, which during the administration of many Governments —Liberal and Conservative—Whig and Tory—vied 'frith one another for who would pay the biggest price iu order to buy, what was in tbs market, the support ot ...

... better. Still. ft be safe to alarm that Lord Albemarle. who did the ether day, was the person who raseembered Mr. Pos. The great Whig's fetidness for children well-known ; and Lord Albemarle, when a child, used to play bat, trap, and ball with him in the garden ...

... s d v w e a y s more of a reformer than Palmerston, there wee no, difficulty trona that quarter, bat Brooks and the Ultra- Whigs and Radicals were rather sulky about the appointment. At the P.O. itself Granville soot won golden opinions. He west in for ...