PARLIVIENTA.RY DITELLIGENCK
... made in a proper spirit, he watalaly would not dim% that Kr. Whalley, or any Whig it. the Ir. B ell , et il iZM c Kr. Oka tone stab al*. was withdraws, inj.the TYww main Whig WOW of, ...
... made in a proper spirit, he watalaly would not dim% that Kr. Whalley, or any Whig it. the Ir. B ell , et il iZM c Kr. Oka tone stab al*. was withdraws, inj.the TYww main Whig WOW of, ...
... He (Mr. Devitt) never believed is Whig promi es. The problem still remained to be solved, and until the evil of landlordism was struck at the root. so.ial discontent would be inevitable in this country. The Whig tenant farmers of the n rth of Ireland ...
... likely to then resemble an obscure country village l--Well. because he will then become a—retired Hamlet. c.. o. N.—(toy.) Whig deviation is vexation. And Ireland is as bad ; My ministrte will puzzle me, And I shall soon go mad ! 1 ' —[And the sooner ...
... than thirty years ago, it was probably felt lky a good many statesmen and legislators, belonging both to the Conservative and Whig parties, that the people were already too much educated, and that the cry for More Light was an alarming revolutionary ...
... possible that a discontented Whig could enjoy the beauties of scenery or the refining influence of the society of ladies with the same seat as the contented Tories did P The word Whig was Scotch for sour whey (laughter). A Whig warn always at war with the ...
... of the chureh were twined wfth evergreens and flowers, and a tiny sheaf was laced in tho sent niches in the north and south Whig away fruits in front of them and a of The chancel ori el r psomoste dare ally lovely display aim of the garden aad orabard ...
... SHOTLD READ MR. JOHNSON'S Au- TICE TO LITIGANTS AND BRIT-or-Ktv, wan ts THEY WILL LEARN HOW TO PROCEED TO RECOTXR ANT MONET WHIGS SLIT DIM TO TIER, AND TIM TEENS LPON WHICH SrsciAL. BILARCITSS *ILL RR MADE TO SCRETANTIATIL THEIR CLAIN RITHF.R 1N TIM RE ...
... have been a Conservative in these days. His politics may be known from the oft-expressed opinion,— the Devil was the first Whig. a sentiment somewhat akin to the utterance of some High Churchmen. Jeroboam, son of Nebat, was the first Dissenter. Could ...
... had been seen in our Australian Colonies. There had been in this country iu recent years a great and unfortunate version to Whig ideals. and there had also been a great block of reform' in the prominence of the Irish and other queetions, which had kept ...
... Brooks's for the Carlton? Probably not. Yet there is no slight awkwardness in the fact of a Tory leader finding his social ease in Whig headquarters, while the rival whom he has displaced is free ro sow tares in his field. The plain truth is, that ker. Goachen's ...
... Owed tinder the atipervimiou of the probation officer for eighteen the father being boood over in the mom of oo the child's Whig:. CRICKET AND CRICKETES. ...
... take me to the Divorce Court with her, and there's such a nice case on. HARTY AND TARTT Stan no more, Tories, nigh no more, Whigs were uncertain ever ; With fade for Hatt► and tickle Pads, To one ►tde coostent never. Then sigh not ►o, but let them go Amy ...