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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 ...
... 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 ...
... yourselves. I am persuaded there i will not be one single Irish Whig rcturned to the ?? : of Cenonis. I lnbv: 'from my r nowi knowl-1e- -that thcre- will not -b'e o one. .B'There ias'To. Irish Whigs, and Lord ., larthogton. iwhose following in -2giond ' as ...
... capacity.of the Whigs for carying on the businessof the countryso highly as do the Whigs themselves. Furthermore, they place a much greater faith than the Whigs in the will and the power of the Radicab to upset in a very short space of -time any Whig Govern- ...
... O'Connell, the Whigs would come into office with a majority of 51. Thus Whig-Radical-Ir1sh coalition .. ?? 315 Tories ?? . . _, 26 Whig majority . .. 51 Indeppndetits fluctuating between Whigs and Tories ?? ?? .. 73 As the probability of a ...
... I Monaahxau and Tvroue; arid this in spite of any i conctivable combinations of Whig and Tory. In I Armagh and Lundonderry the going to the poll of two Tory and two Whig cauildates would infal- libly result in the return of two National candi- dates for ...
... in no arrangement could he recognise I the Whigs. They are used up as a party, and place is not open to them in any political corm- biiation. There will be two parties in the field and only two. end the Whigs will be crushed be- tween them. This opinion ...
... had -been held by Nationalists, three by Whigs, one .by a Liberal, and four by Conservatives. Now twelve are held by Na- tionalists, one by a Whig, ant tvro by Conserva- ti~ves. Nationalis>t gain, five ,. Whig: loss, two; Liberal loss, one; Conservative ...
... too sound a Radical. Amongst the Unionists he is powerless, for he has but, few followers, and the Whigs dominate, as is natural that they should, in a Whig Cave. Six months ago there was no man more esteemed by the Radicals. At present they are bitlerly ...
... opening speech said it wns their doty to beat the record .iut only of the Tory candidarte, bitt of that can- didate and of the Whig Obstructionists combined (cheers). It was of great im- portance they sholld bear this in mind. Mr. F W Mahony also addressed ...