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... Whig Machines Nir eno orb'Sittftond • Large stacks • All guceonteed • Maps etc • aisswsu. (swam Moses Rood. 5.W.10 RA Sal 5 doss. Is' Donna football Ground) ...

... DISHING THE WHIGS. The Tories are at this old game of theirs and are playing it with such success that, unless their opponents develop more inventive genius than they have hitherto done they will soon be hard up for a cry. Home Rule is getting played ...

... THE WHIGS IN ROME. The public has been lately gratified to learn that a pet child of the Whigs has been released from the prisons of the Pope, and sent in safety to the island of Malta. This exemplary man has been rescued from his fate by the energetic ...

... OF THE WHIGS. We are glad to be able to rejoice with Keir Hardie at the selection of Mr. Asquith as Prime Minister and leader of the Liberal Party. As we pointed out some time ago l nothing could possibly be better for us. Mr. Asquith is a Whig lawyer ...

... although some of our decent friends are amongst the Whigs. The leaders of our body Catholic are with the Whigs. The noble lords Catholic in the Upper House are, we believe, to a man, with the Whigs, and the Catholic gentry holdsto them. Why this should ...

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... THE GAME OF THE WHIGS. The two main feelings which are excited in our minds by the proceailings in England against tbs Papal aggression, are t how of contempt sal thankunles% ...

... THE TOTTERING WHIGS. The Whigs have had a third defeat on a question or finance, and are just now in a very shaky condition. IVhat will come of it ? And how long wi!l the country enjoy the blessing and advantage of their' roLt? It is hard to sty. They ...

... WHIG AND TORY. The Tipperary Free Press quotes Mr. Diwasies words in the debate on the address : Ido not think that any sagacious minister, particularly in the times in which we live, can view the flitting of large numbers of her Majesty's subjects ...

... WHIG DECENCY, At a went meeting at Southmotton, enlivened to oppose the Bishop of Exeter, that slow, stubborn Whig, Earl Forteseue, once the pro-Cotholie Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, and his son. Lord Ehrington, were present, and made speecheA. The Earl ...

... WHIG RELIGIOUSNESS. There have been iu the world from time to many great impostures, which have exerted no considerable influence on the human mind. E. age, perhaps, sutlers more or less from such visi tatiotw. Our own is not free from the calamity. Indeed ...