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... wards3lirlGiey) ahd if the Irish emnbers or the Houre Rtile ?? wish to crusl the Whig' argumenti of to-tlAythfiy' cannot do better than refer to) rthe, gpeeeh of :this typical Whig of 86 years ago. ?? Grey showed that theoverwheln- ing majoriity f the people ...
... LOWTHER THE WHIG PARTY, Speaking at a meeting held for the establishment of a branch of the Primrose League at Campsey Ash, Suffolk, ou Saturday, Mr James Lowther, M P, said they had no longer to tight the Whig party, who out their own throats when they ...
... THE DUEE OF ARGYLL AND THE WHIGS OF 1S00. -OI -7e - -A- -i+lr Knot THE FDId 5OF TEZ TIMES. SIRaThe Duke of Argyll, in his letter which appeared in the Times on MYondny last, throws doubt upon the attitude of 'Mr. Fox in relation to the Act of Union. - ...
... THB WHIG AND TORY ALLIANCET.THE I NORTH. I (FROM OUI OORCFESFOaENT.) Cookstown, Wed nesdav. Thre first public meeting in Cookatown in sup- port of the candidature of Mr. J Mehis Stuart, Conservative candidate for the representation of East Tyrone, v-as ...
... WHIGS AND IRELAND. THE LIBERAL CRY.' MANIFESTO FROM MR. GLADSTONE. THE IRISH QUESTION. ...
... FRANK HUGH AS WHIG a very significant thing appearing in a journal with which the member for Dungarvan is known to intimately associated. But perhaps still more remarkable fact that this same journal recommends coercive measures against the Irish members ...
... COMPLETE RCXJT OF BOTH WHIG THE CORK ELECTION. AND TORY. Gorki Saturday. Th« Tot««‘romrasnced at sis •'clock, mioutes to ijio ...
... WHIG MEWS THE IRISH RILL. At the close of its political article, the Edinburgh Ri rine rites respecting Mr Forsters proposals : We abstain from discussing the details of measures now before Parliament, which may modified while we write, and which are ...
... CENSURE ON BUDDING WHIGS. A meeting of the Butt Election Committee was held in the Town Hall, Limerick, on Thursday night, Mr. Robert M‘Donnell, J.P., presiding. Resolutions were passed expressing regret at the already developing Whig tendencies of a section ...
... the Neithvro Whig.) We hare no sympathy with coercion egespt as a stern nen ssity, when other means Government fail, attar having been fully and fairly tried. But eon any impartial perisin way that the present Go vcrumeut were led doing the very best ...
... THE LA.ST WHIG OUTRAGK It was not without reason that O’Connell uttered that denunciation of the Whigs which has taken rank amongst the commonplaces of politics in Great Britain and Ireland. We believe it will be found that to that party -are be attributed ...