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... im freland was pre “land adopted. i ad no notice of it. Had net t Dublin managers of the National Leazue better join the Whigs at once?” ...
... the case of Mr. Henry Fitzwilliam, for he declared that although that gentleman had the misfor tune tu be brought up in the Whig School, * the two members of the West Riding are not a bit like each other,” adding that when Mr. Radical partner “goes into ...
... unwisdom of going, at last, Just a little too far and a little too fast!” May bo, for the present! Vor Joseph is deep, And the Whigs with soft words must be lulled inte «© Gently forward the tip to the Caucuses passed, When a little too far and a little too ...
... AND NR to the “ Freeman's Journal” of- the i. prepared and -edding—Had the National League better join the Whigs‘at once? THE IRISH DISTRESS AND THE LORD re To-day the Trish Times” (Dublin) Lord Mayor of the recklece of DEATH OF PROFESSOR HY. SMITH. Smith ...
... Aieotdians, Mele dians. Violin*, Viola*. Cellos, Double Hasae*, Piccolos, Fifes, Flutes, Banjo*, Tamboarinee, Bonn, Nigger Whig*, Drum*, Bones. Strings, etc., etc. MI'SIC, Book* ORATOR 10“. Mast cleared out J . MOORES MUSIC WAREHOUSE, BUXTON ROAD. HU ...
... Accor>iia.''*, rgan Aceocdisna, .*!«#• dim*. Vi.din*. • Viola* CeUns. Double Baa*es. Flutes, Banjos. Tambourines, Bones. Niggor Whigs, Drum*. »nw* etc., etc Sh f.X . Srt'G 800 OaATOßl‘>® Mast he cleared out. . MOORE’S Ml’ -tIC WAREHOUSE, HOAD Hl' DDtBAFIBIiP ...
... as by an emotional Liberalism in Downin treet So writes our contem porary, and there are the be: reasons for this judgment Whigs are in power in Dublin, and meanwhile Mr. GLapsTonr keeps quiet at Canne ‘The position thus assumed by the is wise, 10 doubt ...
... faithful, even when James 11. had endeavoured to tempt them by the promise of indulgence; bat oven after that, although the Whigs were in power, all that was granted to English Nonconformists was tolera- tion. They were tolerated in their folly, in their ...
... Scotch con- stituencies to-morrow, it would be the best thing that has happened to Conservatism since Mr DISRAELI dished the Whigs. Probably Mr GLAD- sToNE may take warning from the East Lothian decision. He may yet hesitate to pull down the Scotch Church ...
... capitally. Zd The statements are incongruous, and not a little ;u. puzzling. Respectable Liberals like Mr NORWOOD and orthodox Whigs like Lord HARTINGTON and Mr PALMER will be horrified to learn that Republicans and disloyal Irish may be allowed to range ...
... everything that he does is undone by Mr The Whigs, they were allowed to govern the country npon eld Whig principles, might govern it, as they did under Lord I'almseston, with success. But the days the Whig party are over, and unless they choose to march ...