... successor in that important see of Dr. Leahy. Dr. Croke is known to have sympathies rather with the Nationalist party than the Whig- Liberals, and his authority, it may be supposed, went long way with Mr. Parnell in inducing him to forego bis resentment. ...

... spirit of extreme apparent independence, tbe main object in view being to disclaim equally the assistance and alliance of both Whig and Tory at the next election. The country is exhorted to unite in support compact Irish party; and, although it must have ...

... need not fear encounter that particular difficulty. Mr. Parnell has * a much easier and more efficacious way of reducing the Whigs.* He neither explains, nor was it necessary he should explain, what the laughter of his appreciative hearers showed they undcrstood ...

... conviction, if it true that in flitting to Ripon anticipates banishment from London. It would seem that tho Whig element City has grown too weak to prevent Whig candidate from coming to the ground between the two antagonistic principles ruling the constituency—that ...

... told bim; and Charles bated the Whigs James inclined Catholics, Urydcu bad to lash the one party with his satires, and to write an allegory to prove the other in the right. The rebellious attitude Shaftesbury and the Whigs drew from the' poet, laureate ...

... Trade Convention in Kilkenny resolutions have been passed pledging tho voters at the next election to vote, irrespective of Whig, Tory, or Homo Rule, Orange Green,” for the candidate who will propose to redress the wrongs of that long-suffering body, and ...

... mean acquiescence in the political leadersip of Mr. Parnell, and says that Ennis there was jj, opportunity which tho Irish Whigs might have .aired to separate tbemselres from Homo Kule and Comnunistic extravagances, and gain a character for some Srree ...

... speak of it at all. Tho general notion outside their ranks is that it will in reality assume the form of a cabal against the Whig ” portion the Irish party, and taken advantage of only aspirants for Parliamentary honours at a general election. The naming ...

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... will repolled by j threats of secession. O’Connell and hia associations in a great measure caused the reaction against tho Whig Government in the yeara which followed the Reform Bill. Long afterwards familiarity with Irish insurgents made Lancashire a ...

... fame defiance to Mr. Parnell was necessitated by that gentleman’s recent threat of applying strong coercive measures to tho Whigs,” should they come into power. What the country would prefer to obtain from Lord Habtington is an outspoken intimation that ...

... Lord Hartington, in a recent address, spoke as became him this topic. If, said the noble lord, Mr. Parnell means * that (the Whigs) should b© ready to secure the support of any section of Parliament concessions which we think fatal to the legislative integrity ...