... have never denied that there are Whigs and Whigs, and we are perfectly well aware of the fact that the action of the Whig member for Dundalk has been much less objectionable, from an Irish point of view, than that of the Whig members for Monaghan. But, surely ...

... FLUNKEYS. In divers quarters, it seems, efforts are being made to procure popular honours in Ireland for Sir Garnet Wolseley. Some Whig and Tory members of corporations, in especial, are anxious that the honorary burgess-ship of their respective cities and boroughs ...

... of the Whig hack are be detected where Ireland has been accustomed to turn with love and confidence to the Soggarth Aroon (applause). But wherever the Whigs may be, we, the Nationalists, must be united in doing our duty, and believe me the Whig is one ...

... nationality—of the imposition of a hated ruler on an unwilling people through the agency of English bayonets. This is what the Whig and Tory corporators want to have done when they propose to confer honorary burgessships on Sir Garnet Wolseley. No doubt they ...

... which Davis tells how the patient dint and powder shock can blast an empire like a rook.” Ideas like those do not suit an Irish Whig. But if he—a supporter of English rule in Ireland—did not iiud it convenient to repeat passages that only an Irish nationalist ...

... popular movement, for when the freedom of the city was presented in the Town Hall, there was not a single Conservative single Whig alderman or councillor among those who attended. Provincial and Parliamentary WMggery followed the example of the fluukeyism ...

... observations made by you in last week's Nation you speak of Mr. Charles Russell, Q.C,, as a Whig,” and as an enemy of Ireland.” Is this language fair? A Whig, asunderstood here, means, I think, servile follower of an English Liberal Ministry, It cannot ...

... against the Nationalist Land Leaguer. One of the Conservative candidates retired, leaving the undivided support of the Tory and Whig coalition to his former rival. Every effort was then made to excite the old bad feelings against the daring intruder on ground ...

... 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 ...

... RATION. man like Mr, Russell, and for this -reason ; there are in the Irish representation men who are Whigs to the backbone, and Who are quite prepared to answer dutifully to the Ministerial whip, no matter whether it be cracked for or against tho liberty ...

... say that, small and stunted as our numbers were—powerful was that majority against us, and strong was the alliance both of Whigs aud Tories against us, we were able to make a decent fight, and we can even boast ot some distinct and practical success (cheers) ...

... eloquently told by Mr. Hartnett. Proceeding with his life-narrative, the lecturer said ; In 1806, the accession to office of the Whigs, Curran became Master of the Rolls—a post for which he was totally unsuited. During the vacations he travelled a great deal ...