... ports sod that boomed sr Mr. R. F. Ware. Si MaUSta, • irrohor Si the Mori Foraris. rid that a.. thry tho owl thr Lberslsi moo Whig latlO olgoty iber it. NO is ., as to or poorly tag. I. noirmilad list PAW nal the with regard to and es is Idol oitb Trods ...

... determination shift Liberal polltim what they woald sill strong Democratic lines, they will have achieved, not tha Radicalism Iron Whig taint, hat total disruption of the old Liberal Arty. Lord is well aware his own strength, aad raaaol so* pec led of gioging ...

... lurerneat on the Wrongs of the Crofters and the Reform of the Land Lava. I bars non last MAN ! waited long With deal ear turned to Whig and Tory babble, It God, belike, might send a champion strong With potent word to lay the squabble As Moses dare the sea. With ...

... confidently reckoned the Republican side and the South on the Democratic side if their respective Slates were thd property of Whig and Tory borough-mongers in this country before the Reform Aot of IfiSS. ...

... TONIC LUNG MCh safsr. mere effective, TONIC LUNG ' and toss TONIC LUNG ■ TONIC LUNG I always had MOM, TONIC LUNG against whig patent iiiGrbii. tat TONIC LUNG yov ltale has removed this TONIC I.UIVG misgiving. {MMB| frta smn TONI LUNG asid; ami the a ...

... ossit. her. charged her with sto•- ire £5 141. . of Alfred Tjlot, sal repled. ' I plead pithy. .trestesd handsel • stateawat n Whig+ reqnseted the to de-t1 as 'ortesitiy as with her. She test she recognised the morske PtA in the. pass, hat if they would w ...

... national institutions were held sac:ed from party strife. The Constitution was not to pulled to pieces to make firewood for either Whig Tory. is the change that has come over the spirit party in this reupect which should excite the alarm of Constitutional politicians ...

... Thonspann. R. Leash. I' O. 1 hi gleurigge, J. King, G. Pinging. R. Whitman, T. M lielierby, C. luster. At the Relief Meeting Mr. Whig ireneving officer) reported nig the old people who in nk • of rel.g. who mould imoimr to old age pensions at the linginng :if ...

... Herald, the ParuelMte organ, aftar annoanemg the of the money, says is the price of treachery to Ireland. Divided amongst the Whig M.P'« represents Its. 2d. the porohaaa mousy of each individual. Neither Keogh nor Sadler told themselves so cheaply. WORK ...

... gone bick from the good old traditions of tbo pa?t—h referred to the Whig party. At the time which referred the Whig phrty was animated with the for tiie popular cause. wes even Whig duke in those days who dhmUssd frcm the Lord Lieutenancy county because ...

... aport in thi* two day*’ meeting undei Natiooil Hnnt rale* wa* conr.mencei Proceeding bqcu with the Wentworth Steeplechase, whig fell Banker, who gained eaiy victory. ...

... TESTIMONY. ...