... to Canonmills w that re of of “with an earnest of 300 who gave up their all for It will give me couseience’ sake. He was a Whig,aad, ot in ay & resu! discussion of your be was not to say he that study can be well in favour of Disestablishmeot. Bat made ...

... honourable man I take you to be, fulfil it at once by to meet mine to arrange the ‘ou are would make two challenges to Northern Whig, March have You National ¢ party in the name of the commerce of Ulster. challenge any Glad. stonian or Nationalist to point ...

... the early days of O'Connell's rolal agitation. He drew up the K King's Speech of 1833, which pledged the Sovereign t and the Whig party to employ all the means inl atheir power to preserve and strengthen the legis- s lative union, as being indissolubly ...

... 99 Mos SDI 421 . 0 10 Kele . Ile.. R.C. No 2 101 173 34 Park itS3 I ii 1311 DirAVLIIIRIL fahrwrieg pi wo. beim w bawd kw Whig po.id. &Ohm whb : Jain Old Lams ; Woad OwialiV. Log ; WowU, OM Omit ; Whwa. 10 ad Th. uses arsibse draw Dm D. Sew* wondlis• ...

... franchisemmntof women were in wha~t arecalled thte Liberal ranks. The Tory in the main is more chivalrous than the canting Whig, whoe has never shown, himself capable of noble self-sacrifice, or, in fact, doing other than fighting for his ewe band. In ...

... of the military. Mr John Burns’ of the Whigs, not of the Tor: es, that the motion yesterday was confined merely to i for the alliance were begur. the conduct of the Hall _poor-law | Early in 1884 the Ulster Whigs approached | in refusing out - door|the ...

... thwarting England was doubly agreeable to Swift, because England meant primarily the Whig Ministry and the commercial classes, who were at once the chief support of the Whigs and the greatest curse to Ireland; Like Berkeley, he recommended his countrymen to ...

... would not greatly alter the' present system. After Home Rule was passed { they would have Irishmen taking: their places as Whigs or Tories, as was the case in other parts of the kingdom. After some remarks by Mr Grant and Mr Wright, the following resolun- ...

... deal wee teed bet the weal be Whismdmw, hat it hod Ed bon dam the IMOle arab it M t bin a poem bed dis bet peepers le • to al Whig kw db. we sided that the heeded tie he bed inertias of it se abet H. bold bet Mr Warr et babied • as. back sad perabsw kg • ...

... was once a portion of his public life was passed in the started as a Tory, became a Whig, and ended Whig and became a Tory. Lord Derby as a Unionist. Tory, Radical, Whig, Unionist —he was all four. And yet one does not think of him as a weathercock politician ...

... other dy Sir Robert 1878-1713, with Sketch of Sharpe's House me Sir CK in 1 vol. So and Sir P. wees the Persecution of the Whigs, &a Notes Pugitive Pisces, &c., mostly Neder Pet irkpatrick Wm. and others, Autograph Latter by Four Letters to Lovat, &e; ...

... time in following out his destiny. His father, though originally a Whig and a member of Whig Ad- ministrations, had by this time quitted that party for ever. Taking alarm at the Whig the Irish Church, he threw in his lot with the Tories ander Peel until ...