... and the time is ripe for the settlement of a Question on which Lord John Russell, who was a Protestant sf Protestants and a Whig with Orange traditions, said. sixty !core agri— If You will maintain the rnien you must convince the Roman Catholic people ...

... peeled% di mod b the more thin Omen that hale had the nimble Cream at Batter of the Cocoa remeoed. Instead of thou you abed* by Whig CoCOA It wdt yea, and SSTS money. . • ...

... In a letter to the Press Mr. Williani O'Brien writes: Whig Or Tory, One of @the cruelties, of the situation that, in the publics interest, it is not possible fora Nationalist to discus, the smasing assurance !:hat we are 'on the WO of HOMO Rule, if the ...

... thrill!) need saver. stone ler, tarnfli fingerer and slicer, barn `r *vim, winiarw- anaelene. corn bine; -vortable sheep- %Whig recta, lwedizattnehe, tebe, boilers; ote., 'wEeelbertow, video; .sprosit, pick. /Oa: ...

... ten exhibitions orbtab the-rev, chairman had described as Nbss to tonere as it were. the Rom e, tpolio youth into Trinity Whig., he *sired to query whether it had been stated that those exhibitions were to be bonfined exclusively to Catholics. The lethal ...

... That the expews and coinmhaion of the athletics eserstary be on the same basis es them et the central secretary and that all Whigs of such committee be subject to lirto the Central Council. Me, ll'earthy seconded the amendment. Mr. o'C:dim/bee withdrew ...

... White Wynndottea, 3s. Gd. dozen; per post Isd. extra. —John Henry, Ballybollan, Ahoghill, Antrim. (a 2156-81 A. 101VH—E • date Whig flyan- Od.• t. Is. 23t.1 first Gros thpingtea. x (.90 0624) hao Whit* W7aladatta U.—Randall, O.k QEED POTATOES.—A quantity ...

... they for a mat happened to espouse the Irish cause. Parnell it aIW itself with the endicient reason. It alik itself with the Whigs in 'B6—for reason—Gladstone's Rome Rama. ti%.the policy of Ireland blocking the That was the mole motive the with tougheh ...

... not only the most bat also the most- in,„; Jun bees aro inabject to, it is t w etecper's interest to observe the c aution in &Whig with it. The as thoroughly disinfected , u g of carbolic acid-- cusbol.c soap and t after mantpulating a foul Sock befure handling ...

... plats , which was 'formerly of the Pale where the blab' was MA hoard, and where an might hardly dare twahow It ale a grand Whig to -third the Irish 'engine was makin. meter prigresa there' thin in some Ir.ah-syeaking e c the 7. If the old v. continued ...

... • , the mid* of wealth and , there'll* thofse who radii and vain for sortie expression of diehiterested induces, *Speak to Whigs they can hear and - be helped by yell; for the d.y Limy co when all our iMpressiane of love and 'reation may tittheard.—John ...

... his head, stripping his Cade naked. They lhen flung his bodyinto the burning oath, and while it-roger twentiming, compelled Whig:lean to open his windows to admit the •innolie.• . After he body and barrel were consumed they' mthered the hones end buried ...