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... adopted, calling Irish voters to look on any Irish member who deserts Mi. Parnell as one who has gone over to the coercion Whigs, who forfeits all claim to the confidence of the people of Ireland, and is unworthy of the position of an Irish representative ...
... l4t mk5 inte ?? .r not vithunt ?? I th°llat wh en Vliaizwnt has leisureoil tbattelod toi ordinary loext orLwatum, aimemtlS whig may mumunc Tho t theiairptso Imu of 'bnd e1ehlatw Am og iteem .u tors, a inot 7fu932tiorf upivoe, for lil~tdbig tiel masxwi ...
... in order that they may more definitely carry out the ]I inciples cmbodied in the bill. The il),uy A'Cws says :-A meeting of Whig members of both Houses of Pailiament was yesterday held at the residence of Earl Fitzwilliam, with the object of discussing ...
... satisfactory pledges with reference to Home Rule and other national demands. Should no acceptable candidate be found, or no Whig pledge given, they will use their influence in favour of Sir G. Elliot. EDINBURGH, At a meeting last evening of the members ...
... at the mercy of the meanest constable. I, therefore, call upon you, for your country's sake, to vote against the upholder of Whig coercion. . . . to the polls, then, men of Irish blood, strike down the banner of Whi-gery, and close the mouths of those who ...
... Tyrone election, but lhe respectfully submits that if the electors can bring themselves to the conclusion of rejecting the Whig candidate, they will gladden the hearts of Irishmen abroad as well as at home, and they will teach Mr. Gladstone a lesson ...
... Essex ditt 2s5te, h Littc, 1s.d.tols.Gd, ?? to,.end FISH.-BiLL1oSeATrE, NOV. 8.-Native eu,4, ' 4s. 3d. ; common ditto, sd. t whig, 2 ma-kerel Is. 9d. to 3s. 3d.; mullet, 4 to Ge, a Us to 3s. * IoUsters, Os. to 30s.q; small h ocks, amelsS 9d. to ls. 4d. ...
... IMPROVED STATE OF FEELING IN IRELAND. The Ir'isk Tim/res says to-day that there is springing up in Ireland a new party, not Whig or Tory, but broader in its basis-the party of order and decent behaviour against the impostures of revolutionists; and it ...