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... RUMOURED APPOINTMENT FOR MR. SEXTOS, M.P. The Dublin Independent says:—A fresh element of turbance in the camp cf the Irish Whig party is rumoured acceptance by Mr. Sexton of the Resident Commissionership of the National Board of Education, about to be ...
... public mortuary await inquest. Burke has been in his grave 97 years, and he was returned for Bristol in 1774 as Rockingham Whig. The Swazi delegates are to garbed in the costume of civilisation. They have been measured by Hammersmith tailor. A magnificent ...
... gentleman, who certainly has better claim to promotion than most of his colleagues, las tbe best chance. But be inclined to be Whig jad official,'' and no doubt many of the Radicals would prefer a more advanced man like Mr. Haldane. The Exchange Telegraph ...
... described the Opposition press :— Staiiii'd with treachery/ A groveiilnar. ignorant, eang. ' A numbi-r usek-ss. Whig babblers. Eleemosynary Whig rhetoricians. The above elegant extracts are takeu from a recent issue of the Dublin Herahl. THE MASSACRE THE ...
... amid a great deal of talk, we still bave the Liberal party managers hoisting their favourites into office, just the good old Whigs might have done, because they have party claims, and then crowing mightily afterwards if they do not turn out absolute failures ...
... good reason, to willing to take office nuder i Mr. Disraeli. I continued to be Radical when Sir William became :* moderate Whig and armchair politician—(cheers and laughter)—and remained Radical when Sir William Harcourc was stewing in juice. (Laughter ...
... are actually talking the possibility of war between England and France! and this under Liberal Administration It was under a Whig Prime Minister that went war with France before. Such are the ironies of history. TOO LUCKY POLICEMAN. Some tbe testimony given ...
... PLAYING UNDER DIFFICULTIES. AN UNPLEASANT DAY FOR FOOTBALL. (Br TOUCHDOWN.) W« »*» told that whether Whig or Tory stir the blood there must be stormy weather. This is statement that nobody can deny, but why should Saturday afternoon be specially chosen ...
... hearing the name of a new appointment in the Chapter, there was wrung from him the passionate exclamation: I have served the Whigs all my life, and now they send me down a Canon who doesn't know clubs from spades. A GOOD WHIST STORY. Among whist stories ...
... the country, and no such an organisation can be kept up without effective leader. Is there any man left in the whole party—Whigs, Radicals, and Socialists taken ttigether—who would apply to Lord Rosebery that particular word ? THE PHILOSOPHER AND THE THIEVES ...
... Parnellite organ, after announcing the receipt of tho money, says:— It is the price of treachery to Ireland. Divided among the Whig MP.'s, it represents Ss. 2d. as the purchase money each individual. Neither Keogh nor Sadler sold themselves so cheaply. THE ...
... for wkts. Iritshsgo Huddersfield, 28-for k rTedmorden, 92. for Bramley F.C. 77. Bramley 5« for 2> wickets. and Savilo for 9 whig. for wkt /Skipton Bingley 43 {m, & /Baildon Greea MS for 9 wioketa; 9aM9W9aV Barnoldswiek 26 for no wiokek / Horsforth 102 ...