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... Dvinkwater, and Mr. Wilson Fitzfctnld. Mr. O’Brien is very distinguished barrister, »ho until recently Las been a supporter of the Whig fatty. However, he now stands for Ennis as Some-Ruler. Being well known the borough and county, and personally much liked and ...
... who, ho hopes, will work more harmoniously with the active wing of the Home Rule party than gentleman who has hitherto been Whig and Crown prosecutor would likoly to do. Mr. Finogan enjoys the disadvantage or advantage being wholly unknown in Irish public ...
... buchler of strength to his political friends, who bad the humour of Sheridan and Dharles For to withstand, his skits tjie Whigs sometimes hit them very hard. His easy satire on the late Mr. Whitbread, beginning like Archimedes for science and skill, snd ...
... IlccollotdSons. lll.—West Pembrokeshire. TV.—Pipbs and Chewnie. V.—An Episode the Russo-Turkish War of 1870. Tl.—Tho Queen tho Whigs. Vll.—Facts and Fancies about Ttmdatonoe. VIIT. —Contrast. IX.—Vivian tho Beauty. Urs, Annie Edwards, Author of ** Leah : A ...
... (Continued.) ll.—Some Theatrical Eecoltec lll.—West Pembrokeshire. and Chewnie. V.—An Episode the Russo* VI.--The Queen of the Whigs. Til.—Facts and Fancies about Toadatones. Vlll.—Contrast. IX.—Tivta tUe Bwiat,. Bj Mrs. Annie Bdwarde, Author of Leah AV ...
... ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. Ennis. —All the Whig-Clerical papers (says our Dahlia correspondent) express much regret at the result the Ennis election. The Nationalists, the other hand, are in a sort of ecstacy. The Dublin Mail says the election proves that ...
... memories. The present Premier’s remarks ou the free-trade policy can never die, when he said of Sir Robert Peel, “He caught the Whigs bathing, ?ir their clothes.” Again, when Mr. Oilviera headed the wine merchants in deputation to Lord Palmerston, when his ...
... Mundella himself that name. Another brilliant discovery the Radical member for Sheffield was that there may be some virtue even a Whig. “Sweet are the uses of adversity;” it is not for us to say whether in this instance, as in the other mentioned above, a desire ...
... Catholic college or university. Ireland is not so unreasonable, and it is enough to say, in reply, that Government, whether Whig or Tory, could live which proposed carry Dr. Playfair’s suggestion into practical effect. Much can be done without shocking ...
... fellow-countrymen is only one incident in the Whig iutrigue for which the Irish National party is already prepared and he goes across the St. George’s Channel to raise the oanner of St. Patrick against the Whig intriguers. There is to great trailing of' ...
... a very clever, well-educated woman, who had read all books worth reading from her childhood down to the last, and a fierce Whig of the old school. She was all for Mr. Fox, whom she bad seen, as well as Mr. Burke, Mr, Pitt, and Mr. Sheridan; and she was ...
... force. Several orders were advanced a stage, and the House adjourned at five minutes past three o’clock. HOME RULERS AND IRISH WHIGS. There is every reason to expect (writes our Dublin correspondent) that when the rising of the House releases most members ...