... irrEFSRREHT ARAM AHACKE FRCCMAIft JORRRALs* The Irish Daily Independent rat ns this moroiag to tbs on Frwsmsu Josrnal” •id the Whig intriguers, iadnetd the Inch mambere to abnadoo their of tba Bdoenlioa Bill. The ledepcndent aesarte •bat the plat was based ...

... d friend,” said, present there has been an uninterrupted successhow you this that you shall know what it is better aion of Whig or Radical Speakers It has avoid. In this tin lies the science of the most happened that the retirement of eat Speaker d~dly ...

... apparently in bis naoal health and attended the Becerdtr's Court last Saturday, was over 70. Ha was Chairman the “Northern Whig Directorate and other companies. Mrs Tan Prop, who was shot by her yesterday, died in hospital this morning. The Fall Hall ...

... from this, tbe phenomenon for Englishmen very pregnant moral. Tbe traditions of London till recently have been essentially Whig. Mr. Gladstone and his lieutenants, Lord Roe bery excepted, shattered the eonfidenee of botiiiess men from tbia s lapicion ...

... restore the Jong lost complexion, briu back the keen edge of appetite, and arouse to action with the rosebud of health the whig physical energy the human frame. Theseu, testified continually he members of 1 classes of society and one ot -he best gaaiu ...

... him to invest in porters’ knot Johnson was Tory of tories, and when someone told him tory was a mixture, replied the first Whig was the de il, because be renounced power. 1747 did some work, and the leading booksellers engag d him in compiling dictionary ...

... KRUQER’S TRAIN. The Daily Hail eornapondant, Ur. H. J. Whig bam, under da'«, Lourenee M.rguea, May 2d: I baue just ra’.nrued from Fietaria, wbieb place I baye aiaared riak in diegn'-ae. . . _ The atate of demoraliartion the Trananaal ia remarkable. Panie ...

... done by George 111. in 1798 under the following circumstances On the occasion of the celebration of the birthday of that great Whig statesman, Fox, which was held at the Crown and Anchor tavern, the Duke of Norfolk proposed the memorable toast, “The Sovereignty ...

... allowed it bo seen either in bis conduct or bis public utterances that any bias guided bim in the course was taking. was a Whig and shewed fidelity to that aoh-'o! of politics. Toey could not part from him without deep regret fur tbe ability, character ...

... better treatm nt in foreign markets, and draw the component parts of the Empire more closely together. He raw signs of a new Whig domination with the addition of socialistic experi meats (cheers and laughter). Immediately Mr. Wyndham sitting down Sir H ...

... Lady Otway’s brilliant functions took place last night at House. Her ladyship entertained few friends to dinner, among these Whig His Major-Gen. H. S. Gough, .Mr. K. U. /.empriere and Madam. I- K-. «•!. l,i. ut. C.. 1. G. P. and Mrs. Stewart. M.-s Ft.-wait ...

... on osteoet raoob Modo Rot. John Fionogoo, Nowbliao, Oonoty Monogbon, on tbo 28tb Morrh. 1868, ond rooortod in tbo “Rortbon Whig: Sho obonld bo loaiodcd thot bor ononton who oworo to aointnio tbo Protootont religion forgot ootb, ood bit Grown woo kiokod ...