... forty-nine freemen ensconced in Keefe's li dl. Flanagan had kept himself aloof from Whig or Tory, relying Ids purse and his promises ; and he, too, came in Kr a good round hare Whig abuse. The Tories ignored him altogether. O’Rafferty, Q.C., Mulvany had predicted ...

... supported the Whig wirepullers , while in South Tyrone th Goliah Northern Whiggery, Mr. T. A. Dicssos, elects to fight the death struggle of his part, with such aid he can obtain fron the Tories cor ■ ids rati secret ' notions to tho Whig tenant-farmers ...

... was received with cheers. He sain was coining forward on behalf the farmer, artisan, labourer, independently of either the Whig or Tory parties. He wished to know whether he would represent them better than Captain M'Calmont, the Tory, as Mr. Findlater ...

... that all the simulated wrath of the Whigs was sheer hypocrisy and sour grapes, and that they envy the good understanding between the Tories and the Irish Party ranch more heartily than they reprobate it. The Whigs took their punishment in utter dejection ...

... saved Rome from the Goth; the treachery of Whigs has barely preserved Derry and West Belfast for a little while longei for the gee*e of anti-Nationalism. But, despite the treachery of these anti-Irish Whigs, Derry and West Belfast have been all but won ...

... the new Parliament from Ireland. On its benches eighteen Tories and eighty-five Nationalists will confront each other, but no Whig middleman will able to intrude his voice. Months ago indicated our opinion that the Liberals of the North should allowed a ...

... Ireland with any half dozen of the Irish Party. The; present Whig Government was guilty great crimes, and Earl Spencer was guilty murder (groans, and a Voice—“Myles* Joyce”), The supporters of the Whig Government are accessories utter the fact of the murder ...

... we will get settle* ment of the National question from whichever Government or whichever party may be in power, whether it Whig or whether it be Tory (hear, hear). There may be slight variations in the terms which may succeed in securing from the One ...

... interest must be in Ulster. that province important questions of policy in relation to the attitude of the Nationalists: towards Whigs and Tories in pro-English constituencies present themselves for consideration. In the South we may assume that outside Dublin ...

... '-'applauds and the YV•; ...

... George Owens, and the poor old Whig, Aider man Tarpey, moved and seconded that hearty welcome should be given the gentleman from London. After the Tory reeled off the antiquated yarn about loyalty and royalty, the defeated Whig candidate for Galway (Tarpey) ...

... the was held in S' behalf of Dawson, and livered at tin Sexton felicit Marquis of H lidiculously it Whigs had d cccasien, DONEGAL. representatior Whigs and fn Tiie Convent: Tuesday. M: Biggar, M.P., iugs resulted candidates—l M.P. ; North solicitor, Den ...