... got up a nd salaamed, saying it was very good. So, as he seemed quite pleased and none the wane, I did not enlighten bin se Whig mistake.' Page IS. Quoted from ' The Pamirs.' by the Lola Dunmore, FBO S, LOSS. Elliman's Dui. renal Embrocation for Lumbago ...

... and would probably throw • large number of lord-working families on the rates of the union. The heard adjounsed. ACHES PAIVS,—Whig a Bishop the wilds of Africa off e rs it terse poised) for half a. bottle of Eilimith's Embrocisttout. and this is re lard ...

... says : We have said that it would be folli for the Independent members of Parliament to coalesce with either section of the Whig party. They had better step down and out at once without waiting to be kicked out. They would not carry the country with them ...

... rrived at. So long as the fin racial plunder of Ireland was insisted on from the Irish political platform, the Government, Whig or Tory, could, and did, magnificently pooh-pooh it. Anyone who turns back to the big three days debate in the Dublin Corporation ...

... tit- situation as it elan •s or a.lopr the middle rouse of re irmg from Peril .tne..t. an , levoting himself o bi- —Norihern Whig. A LATTER DAY PER - lAN ROMANCE -THE RARER. The romantic story of tho two English women who were reported to be interned ...

... )dr CerrolL cemetery Lou-iteiegittea [rum the brick• layi.rs extol abated lie here and state their inraw:us, and out be *Whig them outside. 11 toe) stale here 1 would say tar wore. It the acouss..wo wean ouilog the peat week is repeated. 1 Way say *Wattlig ...

... nation, so far as it mold make itself articulate through the mouths of its elective spokesmen. MLR practically 'tumuli/nom Whigs and Tories were alike impatient of the yoke of the empire. The Conserve' ives vied with the Liberals in deprecating any extension ...

... of ordinary prudence, even the ioetinot of self-preservation, should deter .the most thoughtless from IROGiIgDA INDEPENDENT, Whig the tells of the ;I'm Owe of went societies. Over sad over again ithes Subtle, be tics law steams sad eleerrheee, th at dote ...

... as independent wclicitor in c• I.pet the debts V lir had not been utiooiuted for that le, I think, an order on lb. books 'Whigs( kr to codect 10, debtp. Th. Chairman said he und-retood there was • , cone books whteh atpeinted Mr Trviin I* Akita/ to tbr ...

... School examinations, held Comerratiee party and the Irish members to . by the Diocesan Board of Religious Education, fmt the Whig Government, which was re. Drogheda which in 1895 had stood second ! nangat the parishes, had won first place in the Ppoasible ...

... preferred to call it, such au *ad that the first fruits of the anisette were the defeat of the Government, the resignation of the Whig Ministry, and the app ! meet to due omen of the Darby-Disraeli Cabinet to anoceed them. Neither before events I net after was ...

... Lad served for eightten years hi the army in Ito Royal Irish 1t.11.-s, the Connaught Rangers, and others. Ho will perfectly %Whig always to support his wile, but while lie Wee a lot work mbe hail to enter t!.B werkipeele. In relay • .Mißutterly, the defendant ...