... future. The | subsequent decay of our power in the Levant | was very much due t ...

... the unpleasant columns of unwelcome criticism i which he expected to read to-day in the report of ; the speech of tho great Whig statesman, and to have ; been overawed by the sense of the contrast ■ . | his own desertion from the Liberal principles j and ...

... of the Healyite section- - to the effect that the M'Carthy ite Parlia- mentary Band are only the subservient slaves of the Whigs, has undermined the confidence of the Irish voters, and has alienated the sympathies of the Trans-atlantic treasury. Parlia- ...

... an air, an atmosphere in . which Liberalism can only lead a languishing life, if it can live at all. You could carry on .a Whig Government of the old typo in times of apathy, as was done from ?? to 1841. You could, as it were, mark time in legis- lation ...

... Bond-street, W. Most convenient situation iv the West-end ; large and small suites, si v. le and double bed-rooms, new dining, dra whig, andsmokmg rooius, just opeued; hydraulic lift, and electric litjht tbrouuliuu t: uiuint; open to non-res*deul*i. Telephone ...

... Commons ever known in our records, greater, possibly, even than the majority of the present Government, was that obtained by the Whig Government immediately after the Reform Bill of 1832. The Tory Party— l hope that in their present altered circumstances they ...

... into it. (Loud laughter and cheers.) I remember that Mr. l_..rae!i accused Sir Llotiert I'eeL of stealing the clothes of the Whigs while they were bathing. Tliat seems to ba tbe sort of petty larceny which the Unionist Opposition have practised upon the ...

... sudden for the conscience, for the very stomach of the nation. Public opinion would not endure it. Nothing but harm came to the Whigs from the attempt. Instead of any new adherents or fresh sym- pathy being won for them, people only asked — ' Will nothing, ...

... to portions of the scheme knew that an ; appeal would be made to the country, and that it would result in the ruin of the Whigs. And if Home Ruie had been treated in the same way as being a question which was of advantage to the nation, a dissolution ...

... —Belfast News Letter. A lively sporting Hory.— Yorkshire Post. A pleasant and readable novel of sport.— Belfast Northern Whig. A t.ENUINE BOYS BOOK. 12. A KNIGHT OF THE AIR. By HENRY , — — . COX WELL, the veteran Aeronaut, Authorof My Life and Balloon ...

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... 8.40 0.m., to Midhurst, llovant, Portsmouth, and the Isle of Wight. Return fore . London to Portsmouth Town, Day Excursions Whig Sunday, 45. : Whit Mondoy, _s. ; Saturday to Tuesday, tin. 4d. For Isle of Wight connection, throueh chi-op return ticket. ...