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... THE ULSTER WHIG LEADER. Mr, T. A. Dickson, M.P., Liberal candidate or bouth Tyrone, has issued address to the electors, in which rays the purchase the tenant at fair and jnst price is the only true and final solution of the Irish land question. The present ...
... Cabinet'» r men, but ition o£tho r asked in drag l threatens Whigs and by iterprisQ is ter and the The feeling st througha legacy of succeed been occaannouncering ring on the ■ream doe ,p«UI corit tli» talethe uad, con* the FelM ilj ...
... country for half century.” whole article in brimful of information to tho mat-administration of the Whig-Radical Ministry, and wo should be gratified to learn that it was printed in pamphlet form, and distributed tens of thousands in all parts of the ...
... writes AND RADICALS. Dealing] next with the position occupied > f»e Whigs in regard to the Radical patty, Lord , Silifebory said gathered from L Harliogt n'B utterances that their function was to cling almul the legs the Radical-comb Rants, so as to prevent ...
... papers in the couniry. conducted with great ability and enterprise wbal the highest consequence, perfect integrity.—A’orMcrn Whig, Angst 10. . , For contents of number for September 26th and subscription rate*, see this day’s Constitu- The journal is for ...
... reform. The most hopeful auguries formed of this part of his lordship s policy hta copponcta ■» predicted that it will dish the Whigs, and form a grand agrarian coalition between the two parties. Lord Salisbury, I learn also, will make interesting communications ...
... that abtgy of Irish Nationalists could walk into English House Commons and. rum every and kick ont every Goverment, whether Whig Tory, which marie itself obnoxious to the Irish people. Tbe Irish Nationalist party were now masters of the situation. .they ...
... seats by non voting, and the Nationalists could have given the Liberals four seats in return, but the Whigs played false the lost moment. The Whigs had always been the blighting iollaencc that time altar time had spoiled the Irish National cause when ...
... the appeal rent Os Od, in the case of Mote against same, tent £l-0 ; judicial rent theat-peal rental Ju the case of Pauick whig, tecant, appellant r. of Egvuont, old rent £l2O ; judicial rent £l2O, they confirmed the judicial rent, and in the ease same ...
... Defence Union and the Whig Catholic, and a greater sneak there was not ou the taco ol God’s creation than Whig Catholic. ail mired an honest Conservative, because he watrue to the teachings his class and creed, bat detested Catholic Whig, be was rogue and ...
... proprietor, advocated not the election « Conservative ; candidate the Conservatives Cork, hut the 1 running of Whig candidate, WocrM not tier! Whig candidate, clecte«i, have voted with tlw Government which Mr. Tivy was now so ...
... farmers. Correspondent—Do you think attachment the Union is factor in the effacement of the Whig representation? Mr. Heaiy—No ; I think the effacement of the Whigs was dne to their own stupidity and i the superior cleverness of the Tory tacticians. man to ...