... THE WHIP IN-HAWD WHIGS. It may be well to remember, in the period soon to come, that the standard Liberal organs in* elude some of the sternest advocates for continuing the Crimes’ Act. When, hereafter, men will, finding it convenient, tell us that coercion ...

... PROPOSED WHIG AND TORY COALITION IN DERRY. REPRESENTATION OP SOUTH DIVISION. Every effort is present being made by few of the leading lights of Whiggery and Toryism in and about Maghera to obtain co-operation and thus defeat any candidate that might be ...

... his profession. With the exception of Mr.Diekeon be did not know one single Whig or Tory from Ireland who had done anything like his plain duty with regard to the Labourers’ Act the House of Commons. Cob tinning, the speaker said that the Irish party ...

... to-day the Whig seems to dc-flora that—we quote their way of it— one of the bishops themselves had gone so far as to use menacing language to the Pope himself.’’ The Whig's view of the case is that, Eng. land vicious to Irish Catholicity as the Whig could ...

... Northern Whig and lot of subscribers Dieter to the domination 11 ignor! ant prieste and ignorant peasante. That surely fearful thing in a land where civilization radiates from the Whig office. What would Home Rule mean ? According to the Whig the effect ...

... made up. We now turn to the Whigs. The Irish-Whig party is such heterogeneous mixture, composed it is of Presbyterians, Catholics, Protestants and Dissenters, that it becomes very difficult to describe it. And yet the Whig has certain well defined ch ...

... nothing can be more intense than the Whig'e antipathy to Nationalists. The priests the Whig likes as little as does the Derry Standard, But the anti-Pamellism of the Whig, the bitter anti-Catbolio spirit of the Whig, are not sufficient to cause him to ...

... they had was so magnificent that it commanded the admiration of their enemies. (Cheers). Had the Whigs Derry abstained, to the number of 60 or 70, the Whigs in North Derry would have had their man returned by majority of something like 3,000 votes far the ...

... Ulster committed themselves to support the Whig where the Whig, with the assistance of the Tory, could be returned. The Tories meant to use the Whigs as their footstool ; we are not surprised that the Whigs, comprehending the situation, object to play ...

... Ulster the Nationalists have such overwhelming majority that once the candidates are adopted the county conventions neither Whig nor Tory could hope to carry a single seat against the men supported by the National League. There are, however, some dozen ...

... over the scene, is a denouement striking and startling beyond the power of the Ulster Whig to conceive. Yet the story so. tell the tale the tale is told. Let Ulster Whigs look to it. The Parnell vote against the Ministry may be but a trick in the game. It ...

... had simply played out the hands of the Whigs. The position taken by the bon. and gallant gentleman would lead to this, that the representation of the county of Down would be divided thus—one Nationalist, two Whigs, and one Tory, and that Tory would not ...