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... most degrading chapter in their whole record betrayal and treachery. Day by day appeal is appearing in the columns of both the Whig organs under the tilla the National Fund.” Subscriptions CDinc regularly from different parts of the country, accompanied letters ...
... produce* I. Mn. H-catiuj; DrogbcUa last Tuesday, appealed support the colleeticu wliich is uun' belu» made on behalf of the Whig ttakrotion, ou the usual prek-uce that it is fund (or the support of the evicted tenants. W o have already exposed this fallacy ...
... watched by exiled Louth men across the Atlantic.” As plainly words could convey it this extract from tho speech of the defeated Whig Candidate for Waterford goes show that tho National Fund is a fond for the evicted tenants. All the speeches at the different ...
... from the branches, and in every pariah rival organisations have been established under ecclesiastical patronage to aid the Whig revolt which is loot. Under these circumstances would not have been wondufol il the orpaiaatiaa o( the League bad been utterly ...
... ANOTHER WHIG DEFEAT WATER- Waterford, Tuesday. -ECHO” OOSSI l>«h*aß4ta«fartk Mb iM* tkqr u« «Aa fma lb* vaaks of aoeiaty, aa« bran mb fitted with ■bow to Dm miabtjr ion ol tho mechiawy o ...
... Earl Spencer ; nothing ha* happened that know of change tho political relations between the two countries. 1st, then, the Whigs coalesce with the Tories in the Municipal Council, and attempt to carry* their motion for congratulatory address the part of ...
... Bnglieli Freas, and the English Liberal Pleas, 'those who are instantly heiri! what ittradfttooally known in Isaland aa •• Whigs Hie defeat In Waterford seriously damaged his prestige ; tat I think that these letters will ba found to hare been etfU mete ...
... constantly work. His activity in support **f principles Mr Parnell has brought upon him whatever vexatious I annoyance tho Whigs could give, and in 'Fitzwilliam ward be was defeated simply because they voted for Conservative against him. in the contest ...
... January iMty Bperial. Whyte t Hremaan, uod a cooi'trr-' ljoiu. l>r. reiMHiet; Rov««l) Joyce. Di». Paraocs and , v -Tba Northern Whig • l«v. r»ty Conuoou. Wallace r Balaton and aaotlMT, and a ooantrrrUusu remane:; Bethea v Morphy, and reoater-rlaiat, B Dir ...
... public proceedings that body when opportunities arise for what are called loyal demonstrations. It may be conceded that the Whigs are true their traditions in making common cause with the Tories on such occasions. But w*e cannot conceive how even profess ...
... carrj.iic out .. »«b»-m* ».f labourers' ...
... Ms. Wntua X»kt, Q.C.. bee been egmo from the ffreo in the aenre• leal oat the bonk el the H'Cuthjitee. pepei* the new Irieh Whig Perty the ■ewte in Walectad that the beet of dieorder and Tioieoca. Tu> (rath ie. Made attinHn aa election ie to teU|tUtit ...