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... LORD to the Upper House. The Duxis of BED.. FORD, the head of another great Whig family which stood manfully by the cause of the Union, and LORD PORTSMOUTH, also an old Whig and a loyal Unionist, have passed away,as well as the Dux of LORD LTrrow, • brilliant ...
... Waterford (cries of Shame ) and badgered and insulted, as he was, amidst the jeers of all the enemies of Ireland, denounced as a Whig (laughter) by that cold-blooded young gentleman, Mr. John Redmond, and barked at by the men who now regarded as their ideal ...
... The electors of Lancashire no doubt accepted Loan when first he sought their suffrages, simply as the candidate of the great Whig House to which he belongs. But the long and illustrious history of that family and the memorable services which successive ...
... 724 Indian prams Oa the sth Jan.. El Piston of bronchitis. slur athe ALMXTJAkiIii All Ph.D., of at fit. Thodaga amd o Sown. Whig owo On IthMNIXII=Ca. Home. Peebles. L and Bask Agent. N.B. On the . % lima. M ff AffiaMPerates. Maralagelde, Edistorgh, ILLIZAJI ...
... rthatkable ilithiestiese a Ocistradie w they .:. Tin is • essfooliesser, who. us , 1 . marled Me respelanne at a reglift . * Whig at thine MI and Os lb years MC =agag to Ms non M setter% he knew at e that the *ail a girl of eharecter, aid be kept Me marriage ...
... and if the same ratio is maintained in the nett ten years the mount of oar debt will then seem reetlY insignificant. Acta:Whig to UN growth of our Mace we might to Wirnbie mere thee our millions of people in 1890, end nearly seven millions at the of ...
... away at every 11111611111“ of reform and has only signalled, their Mime I should like upon this to ask one prissiples of the Whig party oi be Messes ef SOSO who cone professed - them A th i s e t g , 4 E: or i. - ib ler irthrthe lan fr ie lp it writerilthe ...
... memorable name to an grave. (Laughter and Hear, bear.) Before I sit down I should like to read one passage. It is net from a Whig authority, but you will respect It the It gives • different view, &different of the causes of the evils of Inlaid. It doss ...
... the fear of a currency revolution. The ample bosom of the deputy leader of the Opposition has roan at once for the venerable Whig principles abandoned, as he avers, by the degenerate descendants of the CAVRADUNIS, the Buss/axe, and the other great Revolution ...
... I would join the right bon, gentleman's party, but it is because I believe just the contrary ; because I believe that the Whigs to who= memory he has appealed to-day would have thought, as we think, that the liberty and security of the individual are ...
... (Cheers.) In concluding part of the speech of the right bon. member Derby be made an eloquent appeal to the Whigs. He exclaimed, Where are the Whigs. the descendants of Fox and Burke and Russell 7 Only a few years ago the right hon. gentleman used to pose ...
... its disclaim The members handed to be hard taskmasters. (Iliaitheral chests end iregliMr.) They rot plug to be maipulatal by Whig ar The CllAlRMAN.—theier, Kr. SLAWS regretted that be had not tho as tho for Northampton. (Hoar, keer.) If be meld follow =knee ...