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... O’Brien. They were almost the same words. At that time the Conservative Government was in office and the Whig Government was oat, and as soon as the Whig Government came in Keogh took office, and the priests and electors of Athlone condoned his treason. Just ...
... The Whigs and Ireland. The following curious paragraph appeared in the London correspondence of the Irish Times of Thursday ; I understand that Mr. T. Slattery, solicitor, who attends to the Duke of Devonshire’s local law matters in the South of Ireland ...
... DENUNCIATION OF THE WHIG PLACEMAN. The council of the League met in their rooms, 24 D’Olier-sfcreet, on Wednesday, Major John Talbot Darcy, J.P., in the chair. Members present— Messrs George Delany, P MacCabe Fay, Thomas Dowling, A J Kettle, T D Sullivan ...
... 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 ...
... in England will hold the balance of power, and when British Whigs and British Tories, locked in the tug of a fight for office, will strive to outcry each other in calling upon that help which both of them now affect to disregard. ...
... The Whig leaders, Earl Granville and the Marquis of Hartington, sent out a few days ago, to their supporters and others besides, the usual intimation as to the opening of Parliament, which will take place on the Bth February, and the usual request that ...
... Ig THE NATION, 10 May, 1879. ■ its honour by rejecting the advances of a Whig more and more of the evils of British rule in would prove totally inadequate retire s then MOORE’S CENTENARY. I lawyer. Ireland, of the misery it creates, the wrongs evils with ...
... A Keply to the Enemies of Home Buie and Whig Liberal journals.” After the meeting large number of members joined the association. Much credit is due to the Rev P Slane, P P, Stewartstown, advised his hearers from the altar attend the and have themselves ...
... Tories, and a dozen or so of Whigs, but also about three score Home Rule members. There surely is a greater variety in this than ever was had by open voting, but the Times thinks any argument good enough for Irish rpiestion. It pities the Liberal landlords ...
... COUNTY ITEMS. LOCAL PRESS AMD OUR OWN CO] We understand (says the Northern Whig) that Lord O’Neill is about to lose the services of William Lons, Esq., who for the past twenty-two years has filled the office of assistant agent of his lordship’s extensive ...
... |THE XTatzoxt.l VBl. »«»VII.-«D. 19. DUILIN, SATURDAY, 10 PUT, 1879. j | I ome Rule**, Whigs, and Tories, and then the I plisd for a coadjutor, and Canon Knight, of We are glad to note that the large I j I Attorney-General for Ireland rose and announced ...
... OU't Another vacancy on the Judicial Bench—ano, ther place open for some Whig barrister. Judge Lynch, of the Landed Estates Court, who had been in bad health for some weeks, died on Wed. nesday last. Judge Lynch bore the reputation of an amiable man and ...