... would instil into the minds of their clildren a spirit of patriotism and nationality that never could be extinguished by either Whig or Tory. He then referred to the events of the re- cent election. His object was to unite with those who were seeking to have ...

... cries either a Whig Bc or Tory Home Ruler. ~~Ju or Tory Home Ruler. I ?? it by what s, name you frill, it is the only policy to save the M country, to carry out Home Rule at the present X juncture, The Irish Home Ruler who knows B either Whig or Tory in the ...

... combination of Whigs and ?? and they aZ knew ?? Dan O'Connell said the Whigg. le called ther the base, loody, I i brutal Whigs. He had to ecounter both :!Ie WThigs and Tories, but be defeated them | ,:heers'. Ireland did not waut either Whigs or l T. at ...

... held out to them. It is only fair that the ten. 'ant electors should know these facts when they are called upon to vote for Whigs at the next elec. tion, It is also the duty of the Irish people, not. withstanding their present gloomy position and disheartening ...

... -I am, sir, &c., F.R,C.S.I. I enclose my card. Mr. Hussey Packe is married to a daughter of the Earl of Kimberley, and the Whig principles to which he was trained have been confirmed and strengthened by this connection with one of the leading members ...

... disclosed the full venom C of the Whig (laughter). I Chairman-Are there are any other causes I also voted for thi. Whig member for the borough, and was burned in effizy for that, for I never pro- t posed or seconded a Whig member. I should not t object to ...

... con.. co clusioss of a CensaRative. Dr. I'Donnerl seems to to divide history into two ubaia eraa-4t .before re and that at' Whig r9ile. The former peril d is P. to be regarde Po aholutely under ,he ra dominbiop of the vril prineaple Abeimt, pr and the ...

... defe-at of what he terms the Whig pro. secutor in Ennis. Why, it was the clergyof Clare who first stood upon the piatforri of Home Rule, and never abandoned it (hear. hear), and in adont- ing it were not actuated by Whig proclivities. The 1 statement ...

... number of honest and active Home Rule members, pledged to act loyally together as an independent Irish party, regardless of Whig or Tory infiuence,and determined to usa. every constitutional means to obtain our Natioltf rights. 4. That those patriotic ...

... Irish Nastionslist to act otherwise, par ticidarly when not fettered by obligations to the Govern- ioent, loyalty to an English Whig (or Reform) Clob, or by being snugly berthed in Engaund through the patronage of English politicians.- I Yours, &C., IMiCEAEac ...

... an independent support to the Tories. What the Irish people wanted was a body of men in the House of Commons independent of Whig and Tory and who would make the rule of their conduct the advancement of Irish interests t hear, hear). It was no use expecting ...

... and he wanted to know how many pence )o the Northern Whig knocked off the rental of e landlords in these counties, or how many hundreds of pence the Northern Whig or a hundred Northern Whigs would knock off their rental if e they were to take its ...