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... a help to Mr tMtdstorne, who,, vis1b aU his shortcomings, is perhaps the most I grogressire politician of the old official Whigs. b~ir George Trevelyan and Mr H. H. Fowzler alone! amonlg the occupanlts of she front Opoposition| bench voted for Dr Clark's ...
... stbdr and altar resserim abase tG bad was s—Tsrp WM yes the eandldeleel Whig— Will ea back pepolda' ea' the fast dap Mei bees dolma from as? Tory — I believe he wilL Whig—. Weed, mos, aims ye ramie Oak pawls 7l vote toe him as wed's sepell—A., taut ...
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... praise are almost se neesesary to warm a child into a genial life as acts of kind and sffection. Judicious praise is to children whig the sun is so dowers. Pow l:gnus is port of guard which severe the rough edges of our character and preveete their 'roundlet ...
... uproar, which Wend tor sees, Evidently the eiestmrel was by no weans exhausted, Om* the was very mask no Misr. after two boon' Whig, frequently at the lap hie vales the midst a great dia. An his train dm bad arrisedjuswerer Treasurer Amine row: and said that ...
... mockery and sham and false pretence of the position of the so-called loyalminority and their English backers. Belfast Northern Whig ” says:—Mr Gladstone now assumes more than Papal infallibility. Those agreeing with his latest phase opinions must be right ...
... name. (Cheers.) He was an example of Radical- ism in the old days when perhaps every two or three Scotch Liberal members were Whigs, and he Was still conspicuous as an example of Radicalism at a time when something like nine out of ten Scotch member-s s-te ...
... Parlia-I ment, and in so doing he said he was perfectly sure that if lie (the candidate) were returned he t would not act as a Whig, Tory, or Radical, but as t an all-round member, who would look to the in- terests of all classes. M lr Jas. T. TULLIS, in ...
... Bret. es Tuesday M soosi—Mr Proutbas.Theswevealie present Jean Graham, T hom .. Graham, sod Oeorge MlLeadrirk. rtIIIOCULAL In Whig the chair, Mr /toots remarked ever Ni. was really th e sea** Issetiag be had presided wee. while Mr Albs had ao doubt this ...
... colonel was a fit and proper candidate to constituency in Parliament he was perfectly sure if candidate was he neither act Whig Radical but look to the interests all alike Mr Jas T Tullis in speech seconded resolution which unanimously to A thanks to ...
... flotehlly pot by them' they IL Yet the Haat. le are on le 11, ire a the eale ad the oust h 4, ..1. • .11. wow la kw that whet a Whig Ma. la be ass wowed co. la Ike of Philiptaws Of Re late hie ease ea. greatly owed. sod t• 51. tants,. has Preefted !I ton ...
... DUBLIN.” and goes on most piously to declare. The metropolis of Ireland is still, thank God, enemy of Whigs, cowards, and traitors overwhelming majorities. Three of the oily divisione have elected Parnellita candidates. Two of the odious Bantry gang have ...