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... THE late Government made that mistake which was to he expected. Believing that they would get converts from the Whig faction of the Liberal Party, they ruthlessly kicked aside the Irish ladder by which they secured office, and, subsequently, a material ...
... ribbons, confusion will be prevalent in the Liberal camp; Whigs and Radicals will be like sheep without a shepherd. * * * For the last two or three years it has been pretty evident that Radicals and Whigs have been kept in one fold by the colossal personality ...
... taken ; then, every forward movement will resisted by the Conservatives, most of the Irish members, and, probably, by many Whigs. Every proposition will be thrashed and winnowed with painful elaboration, and it is quite possible that there will be hundreds ...
... well to encourage those treacherous Liberals who would shoot down their own leaders. • • * There is an excellent article on Whigs and Radicals in the current number of the Fortnightly Review, written by Mr. Labouchere. I don’t agree with all that the writer ...
... such a high price for the privilege selling, that he was compelled to importune his customers for gratuities. * * * Tltc Whigs may have no great fondness for Mr. Chamberlain, but while he makes such good speeches as the one he delivered at tlie Cobden ...
... iodt rate and easy terms. Good songs, b«nd-rarts ; every thing provided; sound tuition; advice (>ae.-«-CaU write to Howard Whig reliable Agent-lulor, St. Paul«ltd., Kcnalngton, S.K. ENTR’ACTE, Th* PionMn of Dramatic and Moil cal Agency ~ ' Fide Beglatared ...
... will set in with the introduction of the Land Bill for Ireland, when Tories will lie down in peace with the Home Rulers, and Whigs will not consent to be chucked under the chin by advanced Liberals. And as I have more than once before stated, when the burdens ...
... week. CANTERBURY 12th week. OXFORD 12th week. MIDDLESEX Ist week. Mr. H. J. Didcott (4th year). Kind regards to McDougall. WHIG liT and PALMER’S r. s. B. 8., Krai. Colockkd Quaktittk. SPANISH EXHIBITION, 4.30 and 7.30. Charm their listenintroducing w ...
... Roster and Bial's, New York. Apents—Nathan and Poiners. •' Patsy Burke his Cornet.” T 0. M B A, BKIGHTON. Belfast Northern Whig, Tuesday, Aupust 27, 18!*5: Virto, tho American Musical Kin(f, was very clever indeed in bis performance on variety of musical ...
... opinions; it does not relish the idea of retiring, and cannot make up its mind to proceed. The first course is repellant to the Whigs, and the last would give offence to the Radicals. It is tolerably certain, however, that something decisive must soon be done ...
... TEXABKANSAS. D’AC BAN and BLYIHF. ALICE MAYDUF. CHARLES MILPARE, LILIAN 1 aNDIK. THE ZeNETTCS. AU L'-OYD. ARTHUR RKECF. FANNY WHIG ...
... itaudmg, ho his the greatest faculties for nsßlstlng his pupils eagagornonta, JEverythlng airaightforward fait. IN I'HOOr’ WHIG 11 TnetlnioDlftls Cud showa from pupils sv? before the pahiic. Ueusember, if think of onteriuK ihv profession before going ...