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... even to captain had struck moss r•thet • sing•lar ..It I. etti for the •alatt el fin d --set thin, - he said, regardi•g me. Whig beaten. I had it I. my before you sad Iwo. determined le dud It if It took me day. iii. tbigg persistent, at character. Mist ...

... Johan Dillea and ship, It to appl: iam 0 Whig! The ides party. We don reliance, a may, of the history teaches u rontains the tor sons, time and again; more o paths by a too- he position history, we say t etamine to. before tl strong will be hefare the ...

... situation in It is absolutely im- which nambers its ble to apply the term of Whig to a party members these two illustrious and of Ireland. Mr William a Whig! and Mr John Dillon a Whig! The idea is simply prepesterous. In the seeches which wo elsewhere Mr O'Brien ...

... tutor; near of horse • la lb. Klee. sod the Whig t 0 applied to p.mo opposed (01k. to Brlttsh polities Whig • map who adversted the of the awl the Tory w•s the ebstoptee. Nowadays, of router, the noose Whig la hes I plan to th.t of I..lstrol, sod Pt ...

... hewer., smut helore am reached him. The led, ble• was bay IS years sot egg, bad sally ham days. lii, Isrber was the tete se Caw Whig. ...

... view which has been maintained Liberals. As between those whom Mr Balfour calls the “moderate Liberals,” whom we call the Whigs, and who have now turned Unionists, on the one hand, and the “ moderate Conservatives” on the other, it may at once be admitted ...

... nit to he looked at frtra a parti•w .hip at all. It a doubtful which lusty itaa tom time to time been the prams stoner. The Whig ham had a had record ; and when the Tory km had his Mein action Ma Len no ito• as Vaigery nOthl Urgent politic. reforms are ...

... was cf share of the the Elliots had at wags christened of Church and the “‘ Scots contrived to absorb the even equalled by Whig house of Grey. personal estate of tee A brother of Lond, has joe tne at £1,075,913 15s was of course Mr Brassey's his father ...

... born in what is now M‘Guire, in Str’aven, in 1821, where So frie y, ne'er fi and where my o't Y road , sells a wee di the old whig kirk w I heard the firs! Je at the first yellow when Mr M preached. ight, was The States are much divided r Garrity, protection ...

... the et • semi. Itts le et it may be mid, ees el ths history of ; mad there le Tot) striking le the tolerineate that alter Whig wigs ter snarly 40 years, mad wahhisw its anorth treat a beer sad to Oleg ur DI • em of the Ivret a mmataimeriag rehires le ...

... another phase of the great “land” qoe.tiM. It ia this question, which ao cloady affecta all section! of the community, whether Whig Tory, without being dubbed aocialiet, demagogue, tor, acme other name equally atroog. But the risk of haring these namaa thrown ...