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... author and founder cf ?? Lea. ue in county he Tyrone-(cheers)-the disgrace of the support bythe Irish . Nationaafe-gue of a Whig and Ministerial candidate. an (A Voice: Groans for -him.) T'hle Rev. Harold Rylett Ak lihs come forward torepresent your ...
... three hon. members was caused by a desire to help the present cowardly, hypocritical, priesthunting,jbuckshot-distributing Whig Government.” He moved that the letter was breach of privilege’ and that the Speaker should direct that Mr Egan —who was a ...
... Sexton, M.P., justified the attitude of the Land League. Mr Biggar, M.P., denounced the unholy alliance between the Radicals, Whigs, and Tories to abolish trial by jury and the right of free speech. ...
... secondly, the Whig party, so named from the despised Whig Covenanters of Scotland, who for the time had been ridden over and suppressed by Claverhouse, the unscrupulous military agent Charles 11. The Duke of Devonshire and other influential Whig Peers joined ...
... believe that privately the greatest pressure is being used to induce the Government to entertain this question. A - few of their Whig supporters' strongly support the principle of compensation, and it is doubtful, if it be not conceded, _wetlher they will continue ...
... words Radical for Whigs, and I'enianirm anil Fenian, for Chartism and Char tista,' and Gladstone for exactly what going on in the liuitesl Kingdom now : The working classes grew more and more bitter against the Whigs, who, they eaid. hid proles-eii ...
... speech to the electors of Strabane, Mr, Rylett, alluding to the Land League me, said it was “the base, bloody, and brutal Whigs that they intended to kill, or, rather, base, bloody, and brutal Whiggery.” The rev. gentleman added that they did not ropose ...
... Hamilton, Mr. Plunket, Colonel Taylor, Mr. Tottenham, Lord A. Hill, 'Mr. Cl6se, Mr. Chaise, and Mir. G. ?? Corry. 'The Irish Whigs we're Sir T. McClure, Dr. Lyons, Mr. Einnear, Wlr. Riobardson, Mr. Diokson, Mr. Leae, Mr. C. Russell, Mr. Litton, Sir R. B ...
... Hosx'ital, Liverpool Road, Islington. APPEAL TO THE WHIGS. (From the Do IF cm.) being independent of the Irish Homo Rulers, and in order them, Gladstone rauit depend to seme extent the English Whigs and their cdlieF. the Tory These patent persona have ...
... FRESBYTAWRAN - Comate.-The 1orther'n Whig has 'publjshed the charter rratingto the' Presbyterian Collegel of 'Bel1fast, and to- ?~¶geeColege Lndod~r~- hepower -of conferrin iheol~ogicsi -degrees. : The' orthqras. 'Whig. says -1 In te'strictitig the membership ...
... first. In the first place, in 18GS certain great reforms lay before him which had long recommended themselves to the moderate Whig Liberal party and to not a few Conservatives besides; and though it impossible to doubt that of two out of three of them the ...
... Government, for he maintained that the primary s n oenet fornt be aintaie ?? ..duty of every Government, be it Tory, Uadical, or Whig, oe was-the maintenance of the honour of the nation abroad, bt and any Government that could be proved to have failed e in ...