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... A PLEA FOR THE WHIGS. COMPLIMENTING MR. PARNELL. ANSWERS FROM MR. O’BRIEN, M.P., AND MR. HEALY, M.P. Mr Trevelyan attended a public meeting In the Exchange Hall, Hawick, Scotland, on Friday week, for the purpose of receiving address from the Hawick Liberal ...
... whether I should fight the Tory in the county Donegal or the Whig in the oity of Cork (cheers). But the turn which the English elections are taking convinces that shall have to face a Whig Government in the next House of Commons; that instead of having ...
... A 0 THE EXODUS OP THE IRISH WHIGS. Mr Benjamin Whitworth is another of the Irish Whigs who hope to obtain seats for English constituencies the next election. We find the following in the Echo of last Friday week : The result of the voting last night at ...
... The Whig explanations of the action of the Irish party in the division on the recent vote censure would wear a look of greater vraisembkmce and would be much more convincing if they were not quite so contradictory of each other as they happen to be. Thus ...
... 2 Oct., 1880. -eceive at the hands of their English Whig allies. But I did not think that that due time had yet arrived, and hence my perplexity. Mr. Eedpath had actually expressed distrust of the present English Government —the Government of which Mr ...
... the Ulster Whigs now rests In Mr, Lea In Donegal, and the outlook for him is very gloomy. Hurrah for the I. L. P. U. ! Three cheers for that mighty organisation! We sincerely wish that Its shadow may never gr less, because if it does no trace of shadow ...
... will be quite prepared to do their duty to their eountry. The Whig-Tory alliance la evidently determined to force on a contest, and the fight, it it expected,;will lie between Mr. the National candidate, and Mr. Spaight, who will, doubtless, take the ...
... 11 April, 1885. deeerved all* the hard thing! said of them —the genteel Cawtholio Whigs. These gentlemen, of whom there are far too many in Glasgow, are a despicable lot. As the speaker said, they are generally persons who made money and got into genteel ...
... selves of responsibility for the of few unworthy Whigs and Orangemen who have been repeated employed to return unjust verdicts, and to convict innocent men on false or insufficient evidence. The independence of Cork jurymen had be vindicated, and a protest ...
... Tbe Irish Party and tbe Vote of Censure. THE WHIGS IN PASSION, MORE •* TREATIES, The Pall Mall Gazette, writing of the effect of the late division on the vote of censure in the House of Commons, says : The effect the division on the vote of censure has ...
... The national spirit in the Dublin Corporation has at length triumphed over Whig and Tory obstruction, and Mr. Parnell, M.P., and Mr. John Dillon, M.P.,are now honorary burgesses the city. At the meeting of the council Tuesday the West-Britons resorted ...
... threatened with an absence of Whig support, but in any case the Nationalist electors in the division outnumber Whigs and Tories together by some hundreds. Mr John Shaw Brown. J P, was asked to stand for North Down in the Whig Interest, but sensibly declined ...