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... DEBATE. 1 In the House of Commons last night Mr Parnell raised the question of the Maamtrasna murder trials—a question which Whigs and Radicals thought would greatly embarrass the new Government. But Sir Michael Hicks-Beach adroitly turned the attack, and ...
... through their fear. rue Irish Party hat lately knocked down time Whigs and set up the Voris, ; but if the latter did not please them they would knock down the •fories tied set up the Whigs (clean and lauguter). 'rho Irish Party were determined to ally ...
... 'otitis@ at the Guardians may direct, will, on I Ten- I ions, ac., from the 25th March, 1885, to the 29th September, 1885. Whigs Brea: and best Wheat Meal Broom Bread, per 41b. Loaf. The outside loaves supplied sot to exceed four to the dove Oatmeal, per ...
... you (confusion). Mr Hickey : Richard is himself again (loud laughter). The Chairman : lam aasailed to-d:ty by a rotten old Whig, a rotten old Freetn.son. and a renegade from Freemasonry. (A scene of the wildest confusion followed.) Let me ask this question ...
... landlords. weakening the union, and bringing }reload to the very brink of rebellion, the Whig cry now is, No Home Rule, no Irish Parliament. But we must excuse the Whigs in a small way, for they cannot again bring forth their old cries and watchwords. • It ...
... grave concern. Is the Irish difficulty to prove Mr. Chamberlain's and Sir Charles Dilke's opportunity for getting rid of the Whigs? is Lord Spencer to have his way, or is the National League to follow in the steps of its parents, the Land League, and to ...
... the University of Dublin; while in the County Down Lord Arthur Hill has scored a splendid victory against a combination of Whigs and Parnellites. Lord Randolph Churchill and Mr Ashmead Bartlett have defeated their rash opponents, scoring double as large ...
... petty malice under cover of a public 4sbj .ct, and that the bug-a-boo stories of a combiumimi of Orangemen, Freemasons, and Whigs will meet with the contempt they deserve—and by the way, the only Orangeman in the runniog is the redoubtable Sir Joseph. ...
... iteprvienttativeaa of the late Alesey Ciive from year to year, at the annual judicial rout of itl;). tue Poor-Law Valuattou Whig lie farm is also laid down iu permanent rasa, and is well cucamitauced as regards feucing ad water. For terms and conditions ...
... was sound, end his industry was sufficient. When he took his ph ace in the House of L iris he was upon to prnnamece upon the Whig Reform Rill, azainst which he voted. In 1814 lie was meat d a Knight of the Garter. In 1'345 he became Grown of the Stole to ...
... of thanks from the chair, after referring to the great influence of the Paruell party and the approaching downfall of the Whigs and Tories in Ireland, referred to the National Lealua in Lnuth, and said —With the exception of a few parishes in Louth, where ...
... ban bee anfortanete, it is true, but most of their midortanes they have brought upon themselves. The home is well put by the Whig organ, the Pall Mall Gazette. Are our troops about to fight and suffer and die in order to avenge Gordon's death, or to ...