... compliance with the above, fixed Thursday next for a special meeting. THE FREEDOM OF DUBLIN FOR MESSRS. PARNELL AND DILLON. Whig and Tory Obstruction; GREAT POPULAR TRIUMPH. THE FUTURE OF THE QUESTION. (ABRIDGED FROM WEDNESDAY’S FREEMAN). Yesterday the ...

... The national spirit in the Dublin Corporation has at length triumphed over Whig and Tory obstruction, and Mr. Parnell, M.P., and Mr. John Dillon, M.P.,are now honorary burgesses the city. At the meeting of the council Tuesday the West-Britons resorted ...

... significance of the act is undeniable. It was shown by the protracted and resolute fight made by the combined forces of the Castle Whigs and the Tory party against the motion, and shown also by the eagerness with which Mr. Gladstone hailed the rejection of the ...

... letters to find the location of the Land League funds. By virtue of law, to be sure : but it always comes extremely easy to a Whig to find a law to satisfy his hate or to serve the interests of despotism.” In his' concluding chapter M. Canis intimates very ...

... manly Englishman, it is useful to notice that on the Wednesday following his vote for the incarceration of women he joined the Whig herd in rejecting the amendment of Mr. T, P. O’Connor, which proposed to make it incumbent upon the Lord Lieutenant to provide ...

... Admissions of damaging truths are not in the Whig line. Far more characteristic is it of the party which the Derry Standard represents to find that journal making its own confession of the virtual extinction of the Whigs as a political power Ireland the basis ...

... back again. The Opening of Parliament. Parliament opens the 7th February, Whips” have been seut out by the leaders of both Whig and Tory parties, Jan., 1882. The Millslreet Revelations. ■“CAPTAIN MOONLIGHT” TURNED INFORMER. THE INFORMER IN THE WITNESS ...

... of the Tulla Board of Guardians : That we decline to become participators in the humiliating farce of asking the “brutal” Whigs to release Mr. Parnell and the other political prisoners. The people here have a “firm grip” of the situation, and we on their ...

... jury-packing is as easy of accomplishment nowadays as before the introduction of O’Hagan’s Act, and who can wonder that even Cork Whig journal finds itself obliged at times to cavil at the verdicts found Now the reason for the introduction of Lord O’Hagan’s ...

... NO MONEY FOR IRELAND. The ineradicable, overwhelming disinclination of the British ruling powers, and especially o£ the Whig* or Liberal* of England, to spend any money out of the Imperial Exchequer in Ireland, except for anti-Irish purposes, has been ...

... counsel, advioe, and action, contributing to the one common cud, and it was not the British people, divided as they were •into Whig and Tory place-hunters and spitting into one another’s faces, that could baffle the solid unity of twenty millions of Irishmen ...

... the Irish people, from Dublin Castle to Kilmainham. WHIG REVIEW ON IRISH DISCONTENT. Somb yeara sinco it was a favourite contention of the two English political parties, and especially of the Whigs, that the Irish people were really not dissatisfied with ...