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... be entertained. The Independent (the organ of the Pamellites) pays A fresh element of disturbance in the camp of the Irish Whig partv is the nunoured acceptance Mr. Sexton of the Resident Commissionership the National Board of Education, about to rendered ...

... eoldoellal bopeeleme hum meet obleb I mid siseles dm Me DO suesodiorit lbe law mills, he deer% ma beller dbeill• Mg seeledes. Is Whig I d Ell qua di gees Nam ...

... worried. IWM diar7 ah. wig rasorday. Jana horrid par. bold sod Ha Ha, ha! Wall. • good j Did haw. it* Stir: •No had H.: marry! Whig! bad beam at oar. f a 807 Whitt • that wowr to merry ••d whits mei Oil. well, know. I we give • of • ' What do • Naar Little ...

... first Baron Hothfield, wb®, if not 1 very much mistaken, owes his peerage »o Mr Gladstone, I though he has, like many another Whig lordling. ceased to owe allegiance to the party the people. There is no mistaking the tone his letter to Sir Theodore Fry, ...

... country for all they cart. In the best days of Partiatnentary repreeentaticn a candidate had to be a good all-round man, and Whig or Tory, a patriot at bottom. Sow a candidate may be returned by • section, swayed by a cram of the day. Ile need know nothing ...

... few ;Winer.* aftorwarde he gresed the post with ancellier to ot shot. At half-taros they were leading by •go el to nil, bat Whig the other goal the Stoke - all pinery All to nis 7 ces.. and Yates scored for Vaned, and Exelea s In attempting to the hall ...

... hare bean addressed to other British politicians well as to Lord Tweedmouth, and thus wo have it that not merely the Irish Whig Parliamentary party in receipt British moner but that they bare asked for it through their nominal leader, Mr. McCarthy. So ...

... Ereninq Ilersid.lhe Peotulllt. woe. after announcing the 10011141. ed oty. — n is the price of Ireland. Divided amongst the Whig M.P.'s. It Li 2d. as the purchase money of ea& Neither Keogh nor Sadleir sold se Illiesply. The Freeman's Journal publishes ...

... Plummet and Dickson (capt.), hacks ; Thee, Churchill and Baker, half backs; Dot k and Gunnjng, right wing; Fry, centre ; and left whig. Referee, Mr W. J. Everitt; linesmen, Messrs W, Morgan and Webber. I have to thank Mr. Wainwright, secretary of Swindon St ...