... anything to do with it, though he was aware that the Irish in Great Britain were altogether in favour of it. He said the Whigs understand that they cannot return to power without Irish aid, and when the Home-rule members numbered eighty, Parlia- ment ...

... in the Government of the country. The movement has been influentially taken up, and has been very generally supported, the Whigs alone holding aloof, AFFAY WITH POACHERS.-At Atherstone petty sessions, on Tuesday, threemen named John West, Thomas Richards ...

... is an impertinence that I deserves to be resented. Major O'Gorman is perfectly I right in reminding the noble leader of the Whig party a that to him the Home Rulers owe no allegiance, that f w ith his followers they have no solidarity, and that he a has ...

... and L rather thought it might have been the Government with which helhimself was connected. Butwhether it was done 3 by a Whig Government or by a Tory Government was of little importance, because he knew well that the reductions were made upon the r ...