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... IRISH OPINION ON THE UNIONIST DEMONSTRATION. The yvrthern Whig observes: Lord Hartington still held high the Liberal banner, and when lie sat down three cheers were given tor him the future Prime Minister. It must be evident from all that passed that ...
... of the Liberal* but especially ot the Whigs. It was a noble thing on the part of burke nnd l itrwiltiam and the other speeders from Fox that not all their horror of France could make them untrue to Ireland. The Whig party after the schism remained for Irish ...
... the whole M sit-in, thereby fortifying it . gainst tli-ease. Price 2s. tM. Sold by Chemists, or Post Free for 33 Stamps by A. WHIG LIT, 10'J, HIGH STREET, LOWESTOFT AGENTS : GOSTLING Co., CHEMISTS, DISS HENKY KEDNALL, BUILDER & TIMBER MERCK AST, BOTES DALE ...
... course he knew O’Callaghan, when the name was properly put to him, and henceforth’s Kenny’s evidence was uninteresting. “OLD WHIGS” IN KERRY. father Godley, C.C., Ballybunnion, county Kerry, was called by Mr. Reid, and gave evidence of the character which ...
... issued. It says; “The' scheme propounded Mr. Gladstone has been tem[loratily overthrown liy combination of open Tory foes and Whig and so-called Radical seceders. The consequence is an appeal to the ultimate of the people’s voice,which to speak the forthcoming ...
... Emma Gann aged years. STRADBEOKE._27th ult., at Henham, the Earl of Strad broke, Lord Lieotenant of Suffolk, in bia 92nd year. Whig hi.—January 29th, after a long and painfnl affliction, Alice Mary, eldest daughter of the late WilliamWtight,farmer, 23 years ...
... poems, whose biography finds place iu Dr. Johnson’s ‘Lives ol the Poets.’ From that work Icam that on the ejection of the Whigs at the end of Queen Anne’s reign Parnell was persuaded to change his party, and he became the friend of Swift, through whose ...
... his warmest he considers all the conditions of political life are changed. Although, he adds, some people talk of Tories, Whigs, and Radicals, they did forty vears ago, he ia of opinion that there are now only two real parties in the State—Conservatives ...
... te Ifele > FOREIGN DEALS, gATTKSe, BAULK#, 4 FLOUK BOABDINS, OAK, ASH, A ELM PLANKS, « all iTifmin Oak 4 Kim Cotfia Board*, whig# o&asat Um Lvwaa.' I’oviiAa Brio*. THE DISS STOCK SALE. W. H. SALTER, Will hold a Sale for Fat and Store CATTLE SHEEP, & FAT ...
... collectors were accompanied by grotesque procession and a drum-and-tlfe band, with a trophy of footballs inscribed, Kick away, Whig and Tory; Wind and waters Dorkings glory,” a legend which is supposed to hear reference to a desire for rough weather a welcome ...
... has been moved by Dr. Lyons, who is neither a Home Ruler nor a Land Leaguer. When it is disposed of, Mr. Litton, an Ulster Whig,” will submit—“ That in the opinion of this House any measure relating to the protection of person and property in Ireland ...
... made a speech, in which predicted that from the next Parliament the Irish would obtain national independence. matter whether Whig or Tory Government succeedi-d to power, equally satisfactory terms would obtained from Uk* one party as from the oth«*r. Yielding ...