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... the other night, had asked where were the Whigs A few years ago the right hon. gentleman had boasted that he himself was the last of the Whigs. The answer to the question, therefore, was that tho last of the Whigs was stewing in Parnellite juice. Mr. Morley ...
... rain:al) the ta • golf Ithrts- di conies). tennis, bowling. boatias. ooteS baths (eoreredl. For particulars no to HOTELS. 110•1 WHIG-HOUSER. and HOIi6ES be LET sHely to J. boors &oat. Haim; or Wm. Dallas. 11. High-steset. Haim I VORTB ' LET. for mouths; time ...
... THE AFFAIRS OF MR. BOTTOMLEY. In the Court of Bankruptcy, to-day, befoVer Mr. Regicher Gifford, ea adjoined Whig Mid forth. patio exmirdiea el Me. DiMosakw. Imo* emeging et Pahlialag idieried. sookided the IlestOse I' the pooreemi by Met sant the of the ...
... exchange of diplomatic notes. But the Russian knife was near the throat of Great Britain, and no English Government, whether of Whigs or Tories, could commit political suicide by further forbearance. M. Vambery concludes by declaring that with tho Pamir Question ...
... THE FOOD MARKET. The poultry market is still inactive • condition usual at this time of yeas, the supply Whig limited and the demand far Twiosys are so diet as they were lest walk, aksi fowl sin 1111111 very d eer . guinea fowl fincie than the lEaliau ...
... responsible for the present disruption of the Irish Party, and then read a cablegram from Mr. Harrington declaring that the Whigs intended to expel every Parnellite from Parliament. He asked his hearers if they favoured those men whose only crimes were ...
... Inct : P my Or;e1. dam by . Eotheu Brond Hope , 11 et Marie Role I Tennison liid.ly looter Eswick , Ironer 'roe I Pi i cola Whigs t Flo lie The Teak it,eir I n Vampire Lady K l'ainctta i l'ol!et.:e • S!onios Star PM ,oree 1 Stella Caledonia 1 Lanwlle S ...
... and other important Pii•t ii res.—The DUDLEY IiAIJ.ERY. Egyptian Hall. Pieesdllly.W. Open Dolly, Ten to Ad osmsiou is. I AST WHIG:I.—FM and MARSHLANDS. Ii 81'EOIAL EXHIBITION of PICTURES by Dering Cortois at the Maddox-stead thilleries. OPEN DAILY. 19.0 ...
... of the old colours, which were blue for the Tories and orange for the Whigs. To vote True Blue was to support the Church and Constitution, whereas orange was adopted by the Whigs out of compliment to William 111., who was Prince of Orange, and considered ...
... principles. He (Lord Ripon) denied that (applause). ' The Duke of Devonshire was born a Whig Jhe (Lord Ripon) was not, and it seemed to be the fashion of those who were born Whigs to die Tories (laughter). ' After referriug to various Statesmen who had attempted ...
... every further step the I.ussian knife comes nearer the British throat. No English Government, whether it consists of Tories or Whigs, will dare to commit political suicide by any further complaisance on tho Pamir Question. We are at the beginning of the last ...
... for we haven't had any work lately. In the Round Cover there were marks of corded trousers on the ground near some rabbit Whig, and in the Canal Cover they found • stick with rabbit fluff adhering to it.--Mr. Walter Holfertonot mining engineer, living ...