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... ‘tter than | nothing. If the Whigs dou't improve it we will gt Lord Waterford and the Tories to do it (grouns). Perbaps the Tories migut be bet- ’ ter than the Whigs. I Mc Wall =lt would not b hard for them. | Mr Shee—The Whigs are pecple who prowise & greet ...
... have been manifested concerning their final determination. Viewing the question from the stand-point of expediency, English Whigs calculated on the Irish rote, for surely, they said, Irish interests in the matter of the new Reform Bill are too intimately ...
... detrimental effect at the general election, as regards the Irish Parliamentary Party, but must sound the death knell of every Whig and mominal Home Ruler. In Ulster, porhltr, whero there is an increase of six seats the Tories may gain two or three seats ...
... ‘Waterford, Nov 20th, 1884. ‘ DEAR SIR,—A contest is %o take place b- | tween a Nationalist and a true:hine Tory- | liberal Whig, which it is to be hoped will end in & victory for the man who carries the national colours. There is no doubt but it will ...
... ministerial train in the Franchise division half an hour before; but the moment that scene of Whig triumph and revelry was over, Mr Villiers Stuart and his Whig yokefellows from over land and sea had waliz d away to bed in ecstasy. How, indeed, were g-ntlemen ...
... to teach them that no Whig party in the future will be allowed with impunity to outrage the feelings of the people of Ireland (cheers). But I must confess there are other ootasiderations in my mind. At the present moment the Whig party any holding out ...
... interests. Let us watch the preparations throughout England at the present moment for the coming struggle, by the hostile parties Whig and Tory ; see how they tighten the reins of party dicipline, in which it is confessed that individual liberty, which we were ...
... invites the Clergy of Waterford and the neighbouring Dioceses to attend the Meeting. ATTEND, THEN, IN YOUR THOUSANDS And let the Whig Government, once and for all, understand that we insist on bhaving a Free Land for a Free People. ...
... invites the Clergy of Waterford and the neiglbouring Dioceses to attend the Meeting, ATTEND, THEN, IN YOUR THOUSANDS And let the Whig Government, ance aud for all, understand that we insist on having a Free Land for a Free People. &7 A SPECIAL TRAIN will leave ...
... even keel Government, and for hts exposure of the oonnexions and doings of that twa ng ,. fl e d g ling, Itoeinnore, and that Whig renegade, place.hunter, O'Connor Power, as all such as he deserve the reprobation of all honest men. That we tender our ...
... the Clergy of Waterford and the neighbouring Dioceses to attend the Meeting. 8 ATTEND, THEN, IN YOUR THOUSANDS And let the Whig Government, once and for all, understand that we insist on having a Free Land for a Free People. &% A SPECIAL TRAIN will leave ...
... pluce. The electors of the Centre Ward sre to be congeatalated on their splendid success of Tuaesday. Never agein need Tory or Whig, or a concenfmsion of botb, embedicd in any individnd,‘ ...