... they were both opposed by very eminent Whigs—the Whigs of tho time being, course, the ißadieals to-day. (Applause.) He fMr. Terrell) would ask this question, which explained to his mind great deal: Why had the Whigs never attempted to deal with the subject ...

... low rates, available from Monday morning to Sundwy night. Since the titles Whig and Tory were invented they hare stood for differing principles and contradictor}- policies. The Whig, for instance (says writer in Blackwood Magazine), having long been the ...

... THE ELLANY Since the titles, Whig and Te e vented they have stood tor differ: and eontradietcry pe for anal a ite! the » having doug been the sturdy champion ot wor, has dwindled at last to ch upholder be t any he who mn the pep Tory. w wa bloodthirsty ...

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... adventures of foreign policy. Though a Whig, a Closet Liberal, and giving a progressive tone and Liberal colour to his narrative, he is far from reversing , Dr. Johnson’s principle of taking care that the d Whigs do not get the beet of it. This is a book ...

... A RING SEAL Mr. Hill, manager of the Carlingford Granite Quarries (says the Northern Whig ), • few days ago. accompanied by • friend, want oat la • boat ou a seal-hunting expedition the lough, and alter heating about for sometime be esimeeded ia ...

... balance to the good, the Committee took the opportunity presenting Mr. W. B. Cooney with a remarkably pretty engraved ■beaker, Whig the following inscription: . sen ted W. B. the recognition of his faithful services, 1504. This Mr. Coopey suitably acknowledged ...

... ■ t.'r oup Iriol only otamps, rj Halt Royal Co., Ltd., rdald btreot. -iter. Cigar: GOOD W SMOKES BBOS-tP Aoknt : FREDERICK WHIG lIT. Cigar lnii>ort«r, CHELTENHAM, Gloucester, and Hath. ...

... it ass easier for Radicals to support a Free Trade Unionist Government than to support a coalition, which would constitute a Whig Administration, condemned not to be Radical, condemned to light labour, condemned to fight the Irish. Mr. Chamberlain's own ...

... TWICE-CAUGHT FISH. The Bard el sed Tfiaf.. eloped mien *reeds( kIAVING Flioll DROWNING. At • time when the Whig assided was largely is the holiday report@ by Professor Schafer, FAA., on el mAldaW respiration emplcyrd in apparently drowned are do Post ...

... SUNDAY FOOTBALL. The Northern Whig reports that Bishop Foley, of Carlow, writing to the County Agricul- Society, asks them not to let their grounds be used for Sunday football. He says : I may say I have no sympathy whatever with those who would ban ...

... enough for Liberal. There was always much danger of the Liberal party being anti-democratic and being overweighted by its Whigs. Tlie rece«6ity of representing the Government in the House of Lords by a large number of Secretaries of State and great d ...