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... A WHIG DUKE ON IRELAND. Tho Duke of Westminster presided last night at a meeting held at Chester. under the the auspices of the Irish Loyal and Patriotic Union, for the purpose of hearing addresses from a deputation from Ireland. In the course of his ...
... THE WHIG REFORM BIt,LS. Thursday the Whigs brought in their reform bills for England, Ireland, and Scotland. In England the franchise ii to be given to al men payin!; 61 year rent in boroughs, and ll’i a year rent in the country. In Ireland the franchise ...
... TUE WHIG MIM IBTBY. The latest accounts from London state that Lord John Rnssell is making every effort to patch lie ministry, so that it may bold together till parliament assembles. It is thought that Lords Land* doe a* and Broughton. Sir Francis Baring ...
... the Whigs. When O'Brien, Meagher, M‘Manus, and O Donaghue were transported, who packed the juries who tried them in Clonmel? Lord John Bussell mid the Whigs. And yet, after all this wholesale jury-packing, the venal Evening Post, and all the Whig faction ...
... TH» EDITO« Or WHIG. —Yon me great honour and great wrong. The honour I not deserve ; and with jour permis ion, I beg to repel the injustice. issue of the 241 h li st, joo are pleased to call ra« “The Ireland,* and you devote a long, and. I must admit ...
... interests of Whig placemen and aristocrats—such as Financial Reform in England, and I’enant-right in Ireland. It remains to be seen whether the enlightened Protestants of England will submit be duped any longer with such transparent mummeries of Whig. Uxn. Wc ...
... WHIG TENANT RIGHT BILL* Mr John Francis Magcirb, the member for DtongarTan, has published the following in his paper, the Cork Examiner* Previous to asking the question which you- will see in this morning’s paper , I was aothoritively assured that the ...
... Dundalk, 15th Augngt, 1873. PROVIDING FOR A WHIG PATRIOT. The Times says :—lt in understood that Mr. Ayrton will become Judge Advocate-General. The race was long recognizet as oue of great °injustice and dignity, and it has been held by a succession of ...
... aigh‘ii as • , we jaell i is Whigs I : with • _i tt• ...
... assured that the Whigs are the greatest enemies of their order in existence. To support them any longer would be disgrace and a shame ; and if thisdastardly prosecution threatened against rat hers Hare received first number Conway and Ryan be carried ...
... THAT there are troublesome times in store for the old high-and-dry Whigs and their Radical allies at. the next General Election is proved by the appearance of Independent Labour candidates. at several of the bye-elections. Hitherto it seemed to be the ...
... prosecuted by the perfidious English Whigs, aided by the Whig Cawtholic Attorney- General of Ireland. Whoever counselled this proseeding has acted an unwise and foolish part. The prosecution may proceed; the minions of the Whigs may secure a conviction; and the ...