... THE WHIG COERCION BILL. CHAIKS FOB THE PEOPLE. The Peace Preservation (Ireland) Bill was issued Saturday. It is divided into three parts, the first of which provides for the amendment of the Peace Preservation Act, the second applies to districts specially ...

... glad to say, not without having fought a good fight. At the former election the Whig candidate obtained—by foul and infamous means majority of 1,06 at the recent contest the Whig majority was pulled down to 285 —a difference of 782 votes. This difference ...

... there be any truth in the pillalu raised by the organs the Whig place-hunters in Ireland. The bare idea of union among Irishmen for national purposes seems to frighten our thoroughpaced Irish Whigs out of their wits. They have a decided objection to the ...

... Madrid, Lord Privy Seal, President of the Board of Trade, Viceroy of Ireland, and Foreign Minister. He belonged to the old Whig party, of whom Lord Palmerston may be taken as the beau-ideal. As a diplomatist he had a reputation for a sort of cleverness ...

... fulsome eulogies of the Grevillites, Mr. Murtagh pointed out that Lord Greville was a devoted Whig, rewarded by a peerage ; Captain Nugent, of Westmeath, Whig whip ; Captain Reggie Nugent, a mere boy in years, and a politician in swaddling clothes ; and ...

... feel confident royal Meath will not now belie its political traditions, by sinking to the rank of respectable mediocrity among Whig, Liberal,, or Catholic constituencies. Meath ipust be represented by a man who. vrill not shirk, but who glory in the principles ...

... so-called Tory members would be found much a stauncher set of men than the Whig Liberal members of various patriotic associations were found to be under analagous circumstance. The Whig prophets of corruption judge other men by the standard of their own venal ...

... Mr. Martin, and therefore the Whig Liberal press deal tenderly and mercifully with him. But if ho h-od been at home, and if he had taken the field in person—Heaven help him ! then he would receive some lectures from the Whig Liberal journals on his unpardonable ...

... to consider itself not a whit the poorer for his loss. was dull, dry, plodding Whig, with little and no heart, but he managed to perform the duties confided to him by Whig Cabinets in a manner which was to them satisfactory. In Ireland his name is remembered ...

... Corrigan has been returned by (considering ,the numbers who voted), an immense majority. Those 4,4G8 who voted for him (chiefly Whigs) form little more than a third of the constituency of the metropolis. Of the remaining—say five or six thousand—3,444, or about ...

... informed some of the brethren of that fact. (M'Kenna) had members of the Whig in, and ordered hot water and tumblers to be got.” Here we may remark, en passant, that the staff of the Whig appear to have been a heavy drain on the resources of Lodge 1880 ; audit ...

... when their turn comes! Such are the ideas conveyed to us in the speech of Sir Dominic Corrigan, and in other utterances of Whig-Liberal gentlemen. But let us ask the patriotic people of Dublin are our national demands to be trifled with in this way? Are ...