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... THB WHIG AND TORY ALLIANCET.THE I NORTH. I (FROM OUI OORCFESFOaENT.) Cookstown, Wed nesdav. Thre first public meeting in Cookatown in sup- port of the candidature of Mr. J Mehis Stuart, Conservative candidate for the representation of East Tyrone, v-as ...
... yourselves. I am persuaded there i will not be one single Irish Whig rcturned to the ?? : of Cenonis. I lnbv: 'from my r nowi knowl-1e- -that thcre- will not -b'e o one. .B'There ias'To. Irish Whigs, and Lord ., larthogton. iwhose following in -2giond ' as ...
... capacity.of the Whigs for carying on the businessof the countryso highly as do the Whigs themselves. Furthermore, they place a much greater faith than the Whigs in the will and the power of the Radicab to upset in a very short space of -time any Whig Govern- ...
... O'Connell, the Whigs would come into office with a majority of 51. Thus Whig-Radical-Ir1sh coalition .. ?? 315 Tories ?? . . _, 26 Whig majority . .. 51 Indeppndetits fluctuating between Whigs and Tories ?? ?? .. 73 As the probability of a ...
... in North Down it should no o be forgotten that the Whig, MY. John Shaw. Brown, has never lost. an opportunity of making hin s-ef offensive to the National Party. Probably, however, i2 the three Whig candidates there Iwvould pledge themselves to oppose ...
... that a Whig candidate would be started for one of the divisions of that countv. Now, if they tried the whole world they would not get a worse candidate than a Whig Cat~holic. A Pro- testant, a Presbyterian, or a Quaker was a decent man, but a Whig Catholic ...
... agitating in the country for Radical support by propounding Radical doctrines and then quietly taking his seat in a Whig Cabinet to vass Whig measures. It has evidently dawned on Mr. Chamberlain himself since that that game was too thin'to de- ceive even ...
... that the Tory landlords of taster prefer the t Whigs to the Parnellites ? I will tell you. Simply [ because they know the Parnellites mean business and the Whigs do not (loud cheers). They know that the Whigs will talk about a Land Act, and 5that the Parnellites ...
... more. The object of the stheme attribpted to the Whigs to blesd the National League would, -therefore, be'] wholly unattained. The fund, which it is said has been raised at a meeting at a promineat: Whig nobleman's house in London to carry out the scheme ...
... question whether the coalition candidate should be a Whig or a Tory -something ibitter arose. The Tories de- elared themselves satisfied with a Tory in each case, and- th -Whigs naturally thought a Whig LY would mnake the best candidate. r:Dickson, r 1Y ...
... of Belfast. He missed in the resolutions one accord- ingcondolenceto their friends the Whigs (laugh- ter and cheers), but he must sav he re- I greeted that the Whigs should have been so anxious to see the Marquis of Rartingi.. TI'ey proclaimed that their ...