... the last general election 24 Conurvatives, 16 Whigs, awing Home Rulers were returned. Mr Ones Lever who had been eluded u a Home Baler, st mice jolted Conservatives, making the number 25 Conservatives. 16 Whigs, and 62 ROMS :tillers. On December 27, Mr Parnell ...

... Prime Ministers of England ' paid not the least regard to the wishes and susceptibilities of the Irish people as long as the Whig members from Ireland were as obedient as Spaniels to the Government whip, and voted through thick and thin with the party from ...

... rooms. w o, hashes, seal lorry &e The offices consist of foar-bone stable and harness room, newly (Mod with Musgrave's patent Whigs mmob-Bosse. potato store, large case and cow-boas., with lofts for bay, corn, and straw, and servant's room over hornets room ...

... they might give up talking of Ireland a Nation. He and applause). He might stammer out oecassionally knew how in the past the Whigs had corruptol and some words of insult to Ireland, but if he were not a broke upevery party that they ha 1 constructed. In ...

... social and political revolution in Ireland, the results of which this generation could not possibly forecast. Referring toithe Whig party, he (the chairman) said the lest nail had been driven into the coffin of Whiggery in Ireland by the exposure lately made ...

... agitation, it seems, will be resumed in Ireland itritb the utm•n-t vigour, and -not much quarter will be shown the Government. The Whig Land Commission is pronootteed by )Ir Parnell, in a matter.okrourse way, to be a fraud. liord --- iiipon has tele_ rapheil ...

... grey oe white, or falling off, use THE It E X ICAN If AIR RENEWER. for it trill pogitfrelei restore is ivory ease Grey or Whigs hair to its original colour, without leaving the disagreeable mnell of moot Restorers. h makes the hair charmingly beautiful ...

... as to the raid , . iir .1 Clarke talked very glibly as to his National credentials. Where and wan did he get then! He was a Whig in 1889, when he was in the pay of Mr Benjamin Whitworth, as his mob ages•.' at the election in that year. In 1874 he became ...

... awed Leg, which were also claimed by the Bank. ruptcy Court officials for the general crialito7 l 4 Audi' sent was 7000 14 a7 Whig Itr ...

... an English Parliament. They had trusted too long is Unstops of obtaining jostle:el, but hey hail trusted is win. Tory and Whig Government alike were not die- pelted to listen to the wrongs of the Irish peep& (great cheers). Masai they brought the Irish ...

... enough that some Whig or Tory would have the hardihood to contest the b orough with a Nationalist candidate. But give Ireland t he household franca's°, and Drogheda would have, .nsteati of 700, at least 2.500. In such a case neither 'Whig or Tory wool I ...

... endor.e the views put forward in support of the resolutions. He believed that there were very few men in Drogheda• be they Whig or Tory, who would not agree theta distinction should be drawn between politiml offences and those comprehended in the ordinary ...