... of the Beard Staff Oates. fat the albs mirth. byname adultery the alweed Adam& the be smiths eersipoadent the thet be was 'Whig to £2OOO as Mr. Lederwick. Q. 0., and Mr. Ifiddlehe were meant for the pstitither ; Mr. Routh appeared for the respeadeat ; ...

... Superior advantages with careful training, and Home comforts. Governess Pupil on half terms. MYOCOM GUM, simply ways, $ at Whig sad NO NOM le., the pest at to human beings, ~nt catches roaches, Usti/beetles, en , kets, jest nos. well ea Wee Ot all Chemists ...

... A telegram was read from Mr. Rpm, dated Paris, in which he said be hoped every patriotic Irishman would utterly oppose the Whig candidate for County Tyrone, as being the nominee of the brutal Ooercionists, Messrs. Gladstone and Forster. A sum of X5O was ...

... as much as possible to argument, and not to abuse. You are trying to get the Commie stoners to consent to this line of tram Whig laid down; . they are all reasonable men and may be induced by fair and free argument, to give their nearest, but they will ...

... imparting cordiality to their conversations together. It is rather anions that, while the father of the present earl left the Whigs to cast in his lot with the Tories, his son has given the Conservatives the slip, and gone over to the Liberals. It is singular ...

... condense more charges against any Government, for he maintained that the primary duty of every Government, be it Tory, Radical, or Whig, was the maintenance of the honour of the nation abroad, and any Government that could be proved to have failed in these, Its ...

... whose Biography hinds a place in Dr. Johnson's 'Lives of the Poets.' From that work we learn that on the ejection of the Whigs at the end of Queen Anne•s reign Parnell was persuaded to change his party, and he became the friend of Swift, through whose ...

... chamberlain hail called coercion a hateful incident, but he ventured to say that coercion sass an iii•cparalite incident of &Whig Ministry. The Irish political leaders, knowing that they were dealing with an unstable Liberal (loversment, and not a Conservative ...

... present Government, though he retains a seat on the Opposition benches in the House of Lords, In politics he is a fossilized Whig. and though his ability is undoubted, he owes his chief distinction, as it has been appropriately remarked, to the fact of ...

... his Bill ; which, after all, was but a half-hearted measure, having been sctened down to meet some of the objections of the Whigs, and to disarm, if possible, the criticisms of the Conservatives. The Government were defeated and Earl Derby again became ...

... time at least, we should throw aside all party feeling (applause). 1 think we should not ask one another—Are you a Tory, a Whig, a Cooservative or a Radical, or are you a Hannan Catholic or Protestant—we throw aside all !lash considerations for the moment ...

... Conservative influence as far as possible.. In times gone by who had been the greatest friend to the working matt—the old Whigs, or the Tories ? He would be bound to say that there was no measure which had conferred such great boon on the working classes ...