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... «-*■* THE WHIG CRUX IN MALLOW. Me. Johnson is to be commiserated. If he resigns Mallow, his party resign it too. If clings to Mallow, bis judgeship may float him. If there should be an election now the Whigs will be stormed out of their last entrenchment ...
... SHEDDING Ol’F THE WHIGS. Earl Guey and Lord Grey have followed the Duke of Air.vi. L, deserting the Liberal party. This opens the field to the Radical Section, which can only succeed by offering largo reforms. As ii fiuit, Irish party now hold the key ...
... —A. A. is saw L of Ms Whigs IssirsPeckst esolinsidesset wish Irisik wort, worth Ow G.j olg •• Y,•••••••• La • Inseam to la trona ••••10 of pow mai. 16, is. MISR.. ▪ onlow INIII•1•11. oilodllorop el se ossollsisolor LOW. to Is addossmi Os F. MIMI As* Co ...
... 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 ...
... *'-w,vr.,; THE SPIKED GUN. The gunner of H.M.S. M Whig,’’ whilst engaged in desperate encounter with the enemy, rashes to his last gun,—when it is brought to his memory that be himself bad a short time prerioasly, is a fit of passion, or madness, r/iird ...
... Mr. Gladstone, having used both Whigs and Tories to pets. Coercion Mr. Gladstone, cried to the Irish members for help; but they remembered the committee, properly elected, into whoee henda the collection of toe county, city, or borough should be paid; ...
... THE WEEKLY NEWS, SATURDAY, 7 JANUARY 1882. THE FREEDOM OF DUBLIN FOR MESSRS, PARNELL AND DILLON. Whig and Tory Obstruction: GREAT POPULAR TRIUMPH. THE FUTURE OF THE QUESTION. (ABRIDGED ' FROSI WEDNEADAY'S FREESIAS). Yesterday the special meeting of the ...
... pre»*nt*rt fr*.m ■acooorinf tb« evicted, c!>unn«l political •ffort favourable to Whig levialaiion on tha land 'ju»#tioti ia b« eioaed up, ; then indeed will whole eituadon enrrendered U> the eecret raoTeaaeiit, and lex tahunia lieoosae the volj refuge ...
... is it if, in Whig circles in the Four Courts, the prospects of Ireland never seemed brighter, and if it be thought that the best thing that could happen would be the con' tinuance in power of the Great and Good Whig Government ? Not all Whig barristers ...
... Sists fayslelmilm sals) es Ils.Shp INS.. ft 11 oorsoms.lllmogla. lizeweas Chasmli sails On wpm's. Moire at Ns bssess. Illpothl Whig f lilaw If Is 3 V obi pl. etimic tio•Syssesi Ireland, to S• as is =limey sirs, Istouslias et the et ...
... h been . too, of a banister, - an R°che,t tr ng Lis chance in Ennis as , . is, a Whig pure and simple; t - Ireland now remain to be that Irish barristers, whether Whigs 'it re., do not want to get into the London I p'-rliament through love of their country ...
... pretty correct. There are Ireland, etat a, practically six patties—Fenians, Home Uulers, Land Reformers, Northern Whigs, Tones, Southern Whig*. moat powerful these are the Fenians, because they are must in tannest. “They ore not strong enough,or nearly strong ...