... 000,000 francs a year. Hut our Sir William one better than this. He proposes to tax all beirs, and even gets soin• of the Whigs to help bin) Globs. ...

... Are not generally aware that these diseases are cuntag,o-s, or that they are due to the presence of living parasites in the !Whig membrane of ;he nose and ensta,!tuan tubes. blicroscopif research, however, has proved this to be a fact, and the reanit is ...

... the doctrine of tli• irreversibility of resolutions passed by the House of Commons la inconsisteut with the defeat' of the Whig apposition in 1781, extolled ' as a glorious Parliamectary triumph in Lord Roseberg'. life of Pitt. To aseert any other view ...

... result? In the present House of Commons Home Role was not in it, nor had the evicted tenants been restored to their homes. The Whig members had voted for the reduction of the Irish representation at Westminster from 103 to 80 members. Sir Harcourt had, with ...

... who voted for me. I don't think I am worthy, but, thank God, I hays friends that put me in. Mr Butterly—The diffsrance was Whig or Tory (laughtes). On the Committee of Management for the Trim IJoint School, Mr Fullam's name after a division, substituted ...

... held as being a political question of the first magnitude with that which it occupies sow, and pointed out that the Irish Whigs. as he was pleased t. call his late colleagues, lay all the blame. They had not remained indepsedent of tho two great parties ...

... division leliby with the Liberals just as obedient to the Ministerial Whips as any of the Irish members, which Ire has branded as Whigs: Will he have the courage to follow up his deelitration of Tuevday last Ity acting in a different manner? It CAD scare, ly ...

... never even mentioned. I Naturally the Independent is very mush annoyed at this fact, and throws all the blame upon the weak Whigs who held in their hand the power to throw out the Government, and refused to do it. They are the persons mainly responsible ...

... sorts about it one would not willingly have die. It stood in Pall Mall when the last century was in its teens, and De Foes Whig went scowling by. and Mr Spectator's face was familiar inside, and Lord Essex's town holm close by was being advertised for ...

... was necessary to put the resolun. Several members said not. Mr Elcock—Read the resolutions, it is too strong for their weak Whig stomachs. The Mayor read the resolutiou and proceeded to enumerate the different parties to which it was to he sent. Mr Moore—ls ...

... Fulls = should so t far forget his position as Irish Patriot of the he e utt be t quest (applause). The any, he was glad ti Whig type as to do anything whish might em- say, and he wished he could say it of every Iri.lt was a very wealthy one. He we j 4 ...

... the injuries she received on that music.. She had hoes attended by Dr Supple. In reply te Mr tt•Cann, she said heard Maguire Whig a milkhey Lamed Noonan not to give lmr milk, or if be did be (Maguire) wipulal not be frietids with Moonan, but this was subsequent ...