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... Barry—the minion the Whigs England, was the source of almost universal rejoicings in this Republic. I have said ” almost,” because there some Irish Catholics here who chime in with the Republican clique” in looking to the deceitful Whig party. This delusion ...
... agitation denounced the Whigs, and observed that their coercion acts more than outweighed their ancient services to Ireland.’* Once only fas we'l I remember) did the great tribune abandon his neutrality in respect to either Whig or Tory, and that was in ...
... respecting the extra police in the eonnty Tipperary, does not .sarpriae as. It is pert of ■ystematic design, first framed by tbe Whigs, of degrading unpaid magistracy Ireland. E rerytbing is placed in the hands of the Resident Magistrates, who hold little courts ...
... It was decided Weilnoslay that Mr. Warner should go to the poll Nor wick, after the ineffectual attempt to reconcile the Whigs and advanced Liberals. Mr. Price has is*«>l address the Urocou elec tors. Ho avows himself superior the present verament, in ...
... signaturws 10 the realy of I*so. France weak from the defeats sh« has experienced. England is weak from the misguided policy her Whig ruleis. What esu more significant thsu ttufohowing reply the Russian uote:— We hi**e here an allegation tkafc certain facte ...
... opinions ?” They must decide whether they will accept the principles Home Rule, and serve the cause Nationalism, or adhere to the Whigs and English Rule; they adopt the latter, there will wigs on the green.” We exnect to see some forty or fifty Irish seats change ...
... * decisively that Government treats the ~ms of Irish Tenant-Farmers with cold con- V We never expected anything else fr jm Whigs, and are not disappointed; bat the ißrCtere warm-hearted Irish farmers, now wholly » mercy of those who have, in too many vsaces ...
... some of the traits which make our fair country proverbial among nations. He would have Protestants and Catholics— Torys and Whigs—Ultramontane* and Liberals —Fenians and Orangemen—all, every one these amalgamated together patriotic Irishmen. He would have ...
... Conservative in their politics, teok up song of triumph the return of that renegade Conservative, and conspicuoms member of Whig administration, the Postmaster-General, We not shore in their views either with re* to the effect this election upon the national ...
... will accept the remainder, or let iffl tall throng b. This meet ore U eiwtpUfaetiee the proverb“ Diride Impeie,'' The English Whigs anticipate a mvanßHt 4 the Irish agriculturists into haetih camp* —the Landlord and the Tenant 'MI tlut their dinuion will ...
... has au active supporter of eitiavus’ committee fur St Stephen’s Green into public and pleasure ground; and when one of our Whig admini-tr.itnrs to deprive of our Irish College of Scitnue, Mr. Smyth powerfully aided in the successful tesistauce to the ...
... ago, guineas. addressed crowded meeting Wednesday night at Rooms, Bristol. He declared himself a Radical, and opposed to both Whig and Tory, and announced that should refuse to agree test liallot until journeyman had been returned to Parliament An alarm ...