... Ward. Yon. Charles French, Mr. Dunbar, Dr. O'Leary, Pn; Brady, G. E. Browne, Sir J. M'Kenna. These are Home Rulers. In the Whig lobby, voting in favour of Mr. Glsdstono's ?? Francis CoJyng- ham, M'Carthy Downing, Mitchell Henry, G-orge Errington, It. ...

... Lebmann. who contested unsuccessfully the county of Waterford the other day. The result for the Whigs and for Mlr.O'Keeffe himself is simply deplorable. The Whigs have sustained a signal d'feat,AMr. O'Keeffe is not only ostracised from his party and regarded ...

... support of certain great Whig landlords and absentee proprietors. He is l now a sadder and a wisor mas. He has lost his money, and all the return he has got is some experience of the reliance to be placed upon Whig promises'and Whig speculations. Mr. Lehmann ...

... a-sistauca as the attenuated Whig party can give them in order to defeat a mneasure of which they disapprove; but, inasmuch as their num- bers are greater, it is but reasonable that the bridge should be crossed by the Whigs and not by the Radicals. The ...

... except those which vi he would dictate. Much as he would like to see the them supporting the Whigs, and however de- ma sirable it might be to have the Whigs once more of in power, yet, even for the accomplishment of liai these objects, he would not consent ...

... latterly been un- ?? in their censure of the Whigs, and now the Whigs are repaying them in their own coil. The quarrel amoag old frlends is hopeful. The country will ba all the safer of it, because if the Whigs co.ild eqsire the Hme Rulers, and return to ...

... subjects. (Applause.) Coming to our own days, no one attempts to deny the importance of the point I have alluded to, and all, Whig or Tory, recognise and acknowledge the necessity of the education of the youth. And if ever there was a time in which this ...

... of the Crown of the United Kingdom at home and in its dependencies, and that we con- demna the factious opposition of the Whigs and Radicals who compose her Majesty's Opposition. Rev. J. D. Crawford moved the next resolu. ?? we publicly declare our unabated ...

... Government saw through the device 00 of the Whigs, and were prepared to checkmate it if of possible. Each side of the House then endea- voured to obstruct the other. The Government Ci was determined that the Whigs should not make the ke motion of Mr. Fawcett ...

... arms of the Whigs- Mr. Burr-I eannou allow myself to be carica. tared. (Hear, hewr.) 1 never said such a thing. I said that, if we passed a resolution to oppose the Tory Government that would be only throwing ourselves into the hands of the Whigs. (Applause ...

... it is pretty clear that they forgot or failed to consider the history of': the question; The county voters owe nothing to Whigs, Liberals, or Radicals. Oa the other| hand -they owe everything to Conservatives, AId chiefly to the present Premier, who has ...

... Hlome-rule contingent offers a very difftrent spectacle. The contrast is the more apparent when it is found that the Irish Whig MFP. is fast becoming an extinct animal, and may soon take the same place in the political catalogue which ProfeEsor Owen would ...