... candidates put in an appearance. These were Mr. M. J. Kenny, the choice of the people, and Mr. Reeves, D.L., the nominee of the Whigs and Tories. Mr. Drinkwater, whose name had been put forward prominently in connection with the representation of the borough ...

... interest of “the active section” of the Irish Parliamentary party, it responded in a manner which smote the donothings and the Whigs throughout the country with dismay. It repeated this achievement at the general election the following year ; detecting with ...

... for a moonlighting raid, and who had been discharged, although respectable witnesses deposed to their guilt. The Tories and Whigs in the Dublin Corporation, received a thorough beating on Friday week, on the question of conferring the freedom of the city ...

... and declined to become the agent of Mr. Gibson and his friends in muzzling itself while leaving both the British factions, Whig as well as Tory, free to Jbark and bite, as Dr. Watts tells us that dogs delight to do. Yet even after the Tories knew beyond ...

... arisen from the belief that the Orangeman is j Tory. The Orangeman is a true Whig, and it is truly a lusius natural that the Orangeman in Parliament votes with the Tory against the Whig. I learut from the Rio papers of to-day’s post that the new Coercion Act ...

... Dublin and the other towns of Ireland at the approaching elections is perfectly clear. It is, wherever possible, to turn out the Whig and Tory flunkeys, and to elect in their places men devoted to the national cause. A good deal of this work has to be done ...

... In some past sessions of Parliament has been far from satisfactory, but assuredly virtual declaration that is Gladstonite or Whig first, and an Irish party man afterwards—for that is what the statement attributed to him at the Irish members’ meeting on ...

... y alone might they, in our opinion, hesitate as to their course of action. If by the carrying of the Gibson amendment the Whigs could be put out of office, it might well be question whether such punishment ought not to be inflicted on them, even though ...

... now that the gag can be applied to all sections of the House the position of the Irishmen is no worse, while the position of Whigs, Tories, Radicals, and members of the Fourth Party is distinctly worse than before. Besides, the Irish are confident that it ...

... in its pages will include such memorable events as the secession from the Repeal Association, O’ConneU’s compact with the Whigs, and the great famine. It will contain the secret history of the attempted insurrection of ’4B, and some private correspondence ...

... voice of the community. Rarely have all parties in Ireland been agreed on any subject as they are on this one. Nationalists, Whigs, and Tories have combined in declaring that the whole set of designs are utterly unworthy of the dignity of the object in view ...

... reorganise the national forces. You are to reform once again upon the lines which, though they were broken by the action of brutal Whig Government, still were not defeated, or, still less, discouraged. The laud movement not accomplished its object, but the Laud ...