... get the Whig them get the Morning News. A member said the Freeman was on the table and the Morning News only an off-shot of it. Mr Costello said it appeared there was one point of evidence in which be and the rev gentleman who proposed the Whig could ...

... of a branch of the Primrose? League at Campsey Ash' Suffolk, Mr James W Lowther, M P. said they bad no longer to fight the Whig party, who cut their own throats when they gave their adhesion to the Franchise Bill and the Seats Bill. UNPROFITABLE ROYAL ...

... sense, has become disfranchised, locally such • consideration, when dealing on purely Municipal matters, neither the Tory, Whig, or National proclivities of the people should stand in the way of the prosperity of the town. The town being now disfranchised ...

... assuming a homogeneity under the name of the Liberal party. Ho compared the Whigs and the Radicale,and contrasting the of Lord Hartingtou and Mr. Cl.atnberlain, ho appealed to the Whigs to throw in their lot with the Conservatives, with whom they were more ...

... not a subject on which to have squabbling and wrangling at the Corporation Board, and whether the reembers of this body he Whigs or Tories, or Independent Clubites, they at least should show themselves unanimous in procuring for the town and district a ...

... election, most now be governed by a fixed principle—the ratepayers must eventually, in the case of contested seats—whether Whig, Tory, or Nationalist —be burthened with a certain proportion of law costs. Since the Ac •in relation to Cori upt Practices ...

... Well, no matter how they differ, if any question arises to improve the condition of the working classes they are all together, Whig, Tory, Conservative, Nationalist, &c., &c., sailing in the one ship. Take the Boyne Commissioners, for instance, all the fine ...

... gentlemen who was stated to be ready to come forward to contest South Louth in opooaition to Mr Gill; but in South Louth no Whig, Tory, or renegade Nationalist had come forward to contest the seat with the the member that hail been recommended to the ...

... that the of action with which they are thteatened by the Liberals should be actually put into execution. The spectacle of a Whig-Radical-Parnellit• combinationan alliance betwetri two sets of enetnies of the and one set of pretended fiieede—to render the ...

... instigated by a set of politicians here, who desired to win the favour of the clerical party, and ride° • party cry for their Whig friends in England, who had long been advecatiug this measure of coufiecatiou as a message of peace to Ireland. The state ...

... a member u nder the principle ef the Redistribution Act itmlf. As a matter of fact, except for the deporo46On policy of the Whig section of the Go• verement, Drogheda would be entitled, without favour or affection or plea of any kind, to separate and distinct ...

... Nationalists and favours put and not favours to come Live hoen Whig and Tory candidates for seats at the Poor the stepping stones on which Mr. Mathews Law Board. It appears new that Whig and Tory walked to ha second year's Choi! monship. candidates spa ...