... flucountry boys used taunting rhyme with which they used to insult persons who bad nofc oak leaves in their fiats: Royal Oak, the Whig's provoke. ' here was retort courteous others, contemptuously wore plane-tree leaves, which is of the same homely sort stuff ...

... Gazette contained the following : War Office, TERRITORIAL Infantry.— 9th ?£>«!> Cambridge's Own. M rate I '' ment: Fte. John Whig the Royal Ist Second-Licutenant, ...

... the threefourths of Ireland, is still but phantom in the distance. Assuredly, if Mr. Redmond had in his dealings with the Whigs during the past six years exhibited one-half of the firmness and resolution which he displayed in usurping the control of the ...

... the threeiourths of Ireland, is still but a phantom in the distance. Assuredly, if Mr. Redmond had in his dealings with the Whigs during the past six years exhibited one-half of the firmiiess and resolution whioh he displayed in usurping the control of ...