... patriotic Irish electors ot North Durham for the noble manner in which they responded to the call Mr, Parnell by defeating the Whig nominee of tho Government,—D. O’Leary. EAST END BRANCH (HULL). A meeting of this branch was held Sunday, 4th September, in ...

... business must be postponed for at least another year, and the rights of private members, whether British or Irish, whether Whigs, Tories, or Home Rulers, must be remorselessly sacrificed for a time. Whereat, as might be expected, the British, though assenting ...

... nominee of the Whigs secured 3,168 votes, and this gave him majority of 84 votes over his Tory opponent, Colonel Knox, and 2,261 over the Rev. Mr. Rylett, the national candidate. The result, of course, brought great joy to the hearts of the Whigs, and even ...

... account; and on these latter occasions tho Whig bolters may very often be found voting with the Government. But the real danger to the bill is in the skilfully devised amendments emanating from the mutinous Whigs supported by the full force of the Conservative ...

... struggle fade out of the raiudc either or On Friday week a whip was sent out Whig and Tory in anticipation of a division, but the night wore on and no division was taken. Whig and Tory alike had reckoned without their host. The Irish members were determined ...

... for such state of things in Europe except what was caused by the workings of a Neapolitan secret. society. Noble lords on the Whig side of the House gravely rose in turn, and, speaking for the Government, regretted to see that the hopes they had entertained ...

... less than it was formerly. The fight for the vacant seat in Derry promisea to be a severe one. A Land Leaguer, a Tory, and a Whig are now before the Northern constituency for election, and each is prosecuting an active canvass. Mr. Charles J. Dempsey, ...

... the opportunity of making bitter speech against the Government, the Bessborough Commission, and the Land Bill. Several of the Whig peers joined the duke in his assault on the report of the commission. He found another ally in the Marquis of Salisbury, who ...

... and effect. The Tyrone election afforded them this opportunity, and he expressed a hope that the electors would reject the Whig candidate, thus gladdening the hearts of all Irishmen, and teaching Mr. Gladstone a lesson he will ever remember.’ At the latter ...

... “notwithstanding the new rules things were as bad as ever.” These people little knew what was before them. The English members, Whig and Tory, were plainly under the fond delusion that “ urgency” was never to be for them; that Irishmen were to discuss measures ...

... for its improvement was renewed by the Irish members. No important change, however, was made in the measure on Tuesday. The Whig section of the Government following made another effort to minimise its value. Lord Edmond Fitzmaurice proposed a clause exempting ...

... the reverse, indeed, as the Tory chief himself admitted ; but it afforded opportunity to him of delivering a blow at the Whigs on the old stale topic of responsibility for “the state of Ireland,” and he could not let it pass. intimated plainly enough ...