... and founder of the Land League in county Tyrone (cheers) — the disgrace of the support by the Irish National Land League of a Whig and Ministerial candidature (a Voice: Groans for him). The Rev. Harold Eylett has come forward to represent your county as ...

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... oloolor. —Mr. T. Dis ettdeses aggesely yhes west to elwe get it esser es Mr. Walker, earl, trir les hot is awryisy met airlei the Whig Megass, for hag sweey.-11 1 . said the spirt as impsdest fur be br obis re by Os wag endess, their el required wed sMWe t. ...

... brought Mr the dir.- Ass. Are already arrived r rim = it that the bad ober 1101. worth of elre aad had airs bees be The Carla. Whig it woe is The he had 51 rla at the either at . lerwsided is he It was the Betrawie =a is bed Webs ell all liserreis that by ...

... the north of Ireland, although we materially diminished their num- ber, because we were obstructed by the Whig tenant- nghters of the north. This Whig Ulster Party has no longer a place in Ireland. There is no longer room for them in Irish politics. The ...

... they chose to support the- Land League rather than the Whig Government of the country- ey had done their lx_st to rescue the suite-ring tanners from ive landlords. Those were the reasons why this Whig Government of Gladstone, Roister, and Harcourt had chosen ...

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... Mhos* is *tapes up selbs steeds erlie rely is thee* S. of tie day. whims the Owwww. la a oreserity, bad peel dithealey IS Whigs delete days of &elm Was sevipmesti by slaw preisam - C. A. N. R1.L1.1 VAN • issillikethe d tbe Aamdaseat, le for seek a pried ...

... from Mr. Egan, saying that he hoped at the coming election for Tyrone every friend of the League would bitterly oppose the Whig nominee of the brutal Coercionists — ■ Gladstone, Forster, and Harcourt. This was the imperative duty of every Irish Nationalist ...

... had bees reoei. el —A telegraas was reosi.oil XL Egan. sayug that he at the foe Tyrone every fined of the would bitterly the Whig of the brutal I Oervicatists— Ciladstoue. Forster, sad Harcourt. the imperatis• duty .4 every Inch Nationalist. The CriariusAN ...

... MIMS. 1.111•1..; i , N4 r lif 411 trot, 1.1.4404 Of ethka. Ila 11-. , . .O • lure,. Tbe I whirls • 111 lir 111 the Ant Oa ora Whig icak .0 5* ut tia.l 1.0 taken at a he aril s othren , tial# Vara.rnitet mould e a rrry reauctorailte ehonlY Ir ne • naoteuda ...

... Egan, in Paris, saying that, now that the Land Bill had passed, it behoved the League to be watchful and ready to meet any Whig reactionary movement. An effort would be made to raise a cry of thanksgiving for Gladstone, Bright, and even Bnckshot Forster ...