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... 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 ...
... get over it as well as she survived all the persecution she endured in *he workhouse. vote for the national candidite, Jet Whig and Tory know that their power In this distiict is dead. Let the year 84 be made sacred with Its grave ; and let it be buried ...
... parish, in order that they may be prepared to shape their action in such a way at the ..ppror.ching election as to convince Whig or Tory, who may have the temerity to engage iu the contest, of the absurdity of expecting support from the men of Blackwater ...
... eounty Waterford, the praise given by the ‘“ Daily Express,” the ultra Tory o 1 gn of Ireland, to Mr Stnart, who is a rank Whig, sbould be suffizient to make the electors understand more thoroughly than ever that at the next election he will crase to ...
... put off indefinitely. Such an advice is not above the suspicien of being tendered in the interests of those thinly~dieguised whigs who got themseclves elected at the last general elecs tion by the prevalence of a similar policy of unpreparedness. Assuming ...
... IYhitney (C), 76. Kilrush-7-Franoia Whelan (Whig). Gregory Murphy (N). Nowtoweberry—Peroival Atkin (C), 150. Martin Redmond (Whig), 180. Gregory Murphy (N), 77. Renard—Robert Ptrwer (N). lidwitro Byrne (Whig) TinTinnacross—John Firm (N). N. W. Stcpbens ...
... mismauagement of Egyptian affiirs was coneerned (hear, hear). It was their duty to oppose every English Gos vernment, whether Whig or Torv, aud buck up the active Irish party, who bad been so nobly led by Mr Parucll (cheers). Havinz alluled to the action ...
... beginning. The wisdom of Parnell tactics has Leen showw in the past, but never more than in the Session of 'B3. British parties. Whig and Tory, growled You Irish will get nothing this year. Nominal Home-Rulers strutted in self-importance, which plainly said ...
... land reform .n Ulster but now the cat has leaped out of ire bag. A gentleman the other day sent me a copy of the Northerft Whig and I see by it the way the enant farmers and the landlords stand towards one soother in Ulster. An extensive landlord, Sir ...
... reet, London.—A semiapolitical üblication, with suggestive sub-title. The E}ngliah Farmers are recommended to support the Whigs. The Garden Oraele and Floricultural Year Book, price Is, Gardeners’ Magazine Office, 4, Ave Maria-lane, Paternoster Row, London ...
... ar be moaning.” 5 ¢ Doetors out of Practi e,” refers to Bean ford and Barrowby, circa 1745, in whica we find that the terms Whig and Tory bore a different meaning in the time of the Young Pretender than they do to-day. ** Barth. quakes and Voleanoes,” ...
... put off indefiniteir. Such an advice is rot above the suspicion of b-iag tendered ia the *iterests of those thinlyedisgu'sed whigs who got \hemselves elected at the 1t general election by the prevele.ce of asimilar poiicy of unpreparedness. As:t ging that ...