... country, and I am confident as the result we shall form once again a truly National party (cheers), superior and above both Whigs and Tories, who now seek to tear our ease &sander (cheers). We shall again form a self-respecting and a strong party, and le ...

... patriotic author was burning with honest indignation at the jeers and insults with which the English members of Parliament, Whigs and Tories alike, rejected Butt's Home Rule Bill. As Father Brien pays in the prefisee when The Etruria , ' Isle was posed ...

... her P What r Don't you hear ms P Hew dough* like the eMa r Oh ! Meaty, thaakM. HMIs pa lie street *vas I ammet ae ersd a Whig repsemisliwo ft wait elms. Hawestwo sampi? s ee s maw *der with WM millmdl of Ms. Ise maim*. Pr= 'base dam& a else& iei Mese ...

... Irish people to have the rile management of their own affairs. That we coogratulae Mr. P ,rnell on having drairged from the Whig leaders, through Mr. Justin M'Carthy, the admission that Mr. Olmistone's proposed Home Rale Bill is a fraud, and express our ...

... forward with his remstutiou in support of a set of placebeggars (beer, hear), who—a few days before the cry was raise I by the Whigs of Eogland against our leader—went to the Leloster Hall, sod there poured forth their fulsome adulation ou their leader. Only ...

... people instinctively took the other. This parish has Heed in the trenches for years. It has been through the Bre, ender Whigs and Tories. No wonder then that to-day it is solid for Ireland. You will have a strong contingent from Tintern on Sunday, and ...

... were hit trusted friends. He spoke of us in unstinted terms of praise on one day, and called us gutter-sparrows, traitors, Whigs sad scum on the next day. I ask you now do you think or believe that it was the to men who went wrong or the one man changed ...

... of the Irish Party, recklessly sent broadcast by Mr. Parnell, that they had betrayed their country—sold themselves to the Whigs, and had become place-hunters and traitors. We publish Mr. 0 dries Dalton's apology, and Mr. Healy's acceptance of it, in another ...

... feelings of their neighbour, on the crisis. When the chairmen explained the object far which they were assembled, and the matter Whig fully discussed, it was proposed sad seconded that a breach of the National Federation be established in this parish. The show ...

... leadership. Every effort was being made to reduce the movement in Ireland to the position of being a mere adjunct to English Whig politics, and the Irish American who would stand indifferent in such a struggle would simply show that be regarded it as of ...

... Preis, hold that the Orangemen and Tories voted solid for Ald. Val. Dillon, and I presume it will not be contradicted that the Whigs voted for the Wearthyito candidate. Therefore. about 3.000 good Nationalists did not vote. May I ask you, sir, in your opinion ...

... Journal had tho audacity to characterize the report of the compliment to Dr. Croke and his speech in the parochial grounds, as Whig Rowdyism. Mr. Michael Devitt on Monday severed his connection with the Labour Wo , Id. Circumstances have not tended lately ...