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... before the electorate would be how Irishmen were to vote at the next general election. He asked what were the claims which the Whig party had upon the support the Irish people. Earl Spencer had large number ot men hanger** - honi knew to innocent, aud every ...
... concern of Macardle, Moore, and Co., Dundaik, a Nationalist candidate for the county of Louth at tbe next election.— Northern Whig. ...
... on their way to market. estimated that the numbers polled twovbircs are Nationalists, and one-third Conservatives. Very few Whigs have yet voted. The polling is now going rapidly. excitement. m JL ...
... Everything is done too late. Tbe golden moment when the mischief might be prevented cannot be utilised because Radical and Whig cannot be brought to agree upon any action and after asking what the Government is prepared to do when the Lords have thrown ...
... so sure that the Whigs, Lord Hartington their head, are opposed to including Ireland in the next Reform Bill should read what Mr. Albert Grey told bis constituents at Hexham on Saturday. Mr. Albert Grey is Whig, tbe heir of a great Whig earldom, and, the ...
... Government supporters were of misgoverning the Irish people. Mr. Gladstone was described the most respectable cutthroat in the Whig Cabinet, and his recent Midlothian speech adduced as proof of bis inability to govern Ireland. There was no disorder. ...
... asked all loyalists to to aid in repelling tbe wave : communism which attacked all kinds of property and the homesteads of Whig and Tory, Catholic and Protestant. ...
... stir up strife, but the result was disastrous to the Tory party, for it had excited Nationalists to opposi- tion, and now a Whig Solicitor-General was being returned unepposed for Derry. The Nationalists had deliberately abstained from putting forward ...
... AGREEMENT. [special telegram. I is stated the Dublin Express to-day that great and widespread annoyance has been caused in Irish Whig and Parnellite circles by the report published in that paper this week that Liberal and Parnellite alliance Ulster had been ...
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