... Mr. Anthony O’Neill, J.P. (Whig) 146 Majority for Meagher 227 Connoillonhip. Outgoing Councillor—Mr. Anthony O’Neill, J.P. (Whig). Result of Eleotion, Mr. W. Hopkins (Nationalist) 337 Mr. Anthony O’Neill (Whig) 224 Majority for Hopkins ...

... arrangements were made for contesting South Tyrone with J VV E Macartney, M P. THE WHIGS AND THE ULSTER ...

... congratulate itself. The Whig and Tory Combination Company is weaker—the national forces find themselves reinforced. Dublin is rapidly nationalising its municipal council, and we fully expect in little time to see neither Whig nor Tory in the chamber. ...

... have fallen to the Whigs, and that some specimens of the Irish Whig party could be still exhibted as curiosities. Things have, however, have said, turned out so that even the expected wretched remnant is not left, and the Irish Whig representation is now ...

... the way in which Irish parties and movements in the past have been broken up by Whig rascality is notorious to the whole community. For some time past the power of this Whig faction has been practically annihilated by the action of the great body of the ...

... had been more than a suspicion that there were Whig Home in the party es well as Tory ones ; but both Whigs and Home Rulers were in opposition to the Tory Government it was not so easy to convict the Whig Home Rulers of want of true party allegiance until ...

... exasperated when, with the Whigs in power, they found themselves, on the questions of the Franchise and the Redistribution of Seats, given over, as one of themselves expressed It, “to the Moloch of Paruellism by the common consent of Whigs and Tories.” Such things ...

... as follows : Hesly (Nationalist) 4,723 M'Calmout (Tory) 2,342 Findlater (Whig) 1,817 Healy’s majority over the Tory 2,381 Majority over the Whig 2,907 Majority over both combined 505 On the motion of Healy, seconded by Colonel ...

... a triumph. Mr. Traill has well expressed the Whig attitude both during and after William’s reign; and his words are deserving of consideration : Fate made William of Orange a Whig hero. . . . That the Whigs of his own day should have behaved as they did ...

... of Pyrrhic victories. Notwithstanding the alliance of Whigs and Tories, the national candidates polled in both constituencies within 30 of their opponents. So mercilessly has the treachery the Whigs recoiled on their own heads that up to the time of writing ...

... being “out,” draw dreadful pictures of the condition of affairs here, and declare that the Whigs are wholly responsible for it. On the other hand, the Whigs, being “in,” set themselves to washing out some of the high colouring laid on by their rivals ...

... selected the Whig candidate. He stands on independent Liberal” principles. This is a significant event. Wliy, if the constituency is so devotedly Ministerialist as it is represented to be, has not the present Attorney- General or some other Whig lawyer been ...