... 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 ...

... Irish Parliamentary party, and strove, and successfully strove, to wrest many of the Irish constituencies from the grasp of Whig and Tory, how A. M. Sullivan stood by his side and defeated in the county Louth the then Mr, Chichester Fortescue, now Lord ...

... 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 ...

... on this question is scarcely needed. It is necessary only to state the bare facts. When parties are evenly divided as the Whigs and Tories in the House of Commons, two thirds majority can never, except under some extraordinary circumstances, bo obtained ...

... the innocence of Francis Hynes and Mvles Joyce when he hanged them, and sacrificed them to the gratification of the English Whig party. The speech was loudly applauded. Christmas Cards.— At the great book, stationery and fancy emporium of Messrs. Smith ...

... which Ireland suffered was largely roused his personal disappointments England and by his desire to be avenged on the English Whig party, which he hid once so fiercely denounced, and the triumph of which had blasted his professional prospects. Nevertheless ...

... encounter those difficulties our paramount duty must be exclude from Parliament all pledge-breakers, all place-seekers, be they Whig or Tory—in word, those “nominal Home Rulers” who have been the cheats and deceivers of the people of Ireland. If men who were ...

... equally encouraging reports have come to band. The patriotic electors of Dublin have in several inßtciTio>B rejected well known Whigs and replaced them stronger men, while in the Southern, Western, and midland districts the candidates of the people’s choice ...

... party. He hoped that when the national party again had a majority in the council they would show the same intolerance as the Whigs did there on that day. For the office of sheriff the following were nominated :—Messrs. N. Whitworth, P. Mathews, J.P., and ...

... only way out of the quandary was to make the absentees pay, and the English Tory Ministry agreed in that view. But certain Whig peers in England—such as Devonshire, Bessborough,. and Upper wore Irish landlords well, and who would have been the most heavy ...

... anxiety of the Whigs to avoid being outdistanced by their competitors; and in like manner the coming motion of Mr. W. H. Smith with regard to peasant proprietary shows that the Tories are not less prepared to bid high to “dish the Whigs.” The Lords’ committee ...

... would be irritating it would be ineffective. But the Home Secretary refused to listen to their appeals. He boasted that was Whig of the old school, and he told Mr. Fowler that the observations which he and others had indulged in respecting trial by jury ...