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... THE COUNTY DOWN ELECTION. The Whig and Parnellite coalition has been a great failure in the County Down; and that very small politician, Mr Small, M.l'., must look smaller than ever. Despite the brayings of the numerous parish spouters of the League ...
... Government of the United Kingdom is taking place with ordinary regularity, and without the disasters prophesied by the ultra-Whigs and their associates, the Radicals of England, which only a very thin line separates from the freethinking Republicans of the ...
... that been done. Lord Hartington mar. vela at his ingratitude to those who did fer 11;tn all good things. We do not. What the Whigs and Radicals did for Ireland they did not se much on principle as an compnWon. Tn appease the Home Rule hunger they sacrificed ...
... WOO the of ,tbo álàdsa., Aiwa* amp. , owoor, otd BRA 'Node. manager of Us. VW Dr Boyd * 4.C., lir_ earapholl (hotreebed by Mr Whig hr I Mr Moores, Q.C.,401 , 11* %Mk by Mr Carey) tor deliadelit. The WWII sworn to try the OUP : Messrs J. Pk, Ormetawm ; Tim ...
... the Conservative csn. didate ; but falling in with that epitome of selfish. netts and dead knowledge, Mr It B Daly, an old Whig trimmer, he disedaded Mr Greene from the venture. Then Mr Kibton Garstin, a resident gentleman of the county, and popular with ...
... Radical party, voted, while the Government in this instance, voted with the Opposition on the other side. Mr aosclien and the Whig members voted for the majority against Mr Morley's amendment, which was defeated by $43. The figures being For Against ...
... the Shereholdera. by these Companies are so. sob jest, as is matted CompiWila, to eine to good louses; the Cap Stook of the Whig set .sly au to Amara in ease of lose, the liability st the SharisholAses is valhoitod. or SIOCSITT. It is of the utmost Isparta's ...
... are candidates for the office of Harbour Commissioners in Dundalk are opposed by a combination of Freemasons, Orangemen, and Whigs, we call upon the shopkeepers and merchants of that town on whom we have influence to support the candidates of the National ...
... what is more, successfully. Hence he is to be got out, but how? Be cannot be attacked on his Foreign policy, for not only Whigs and Radicals admit how successfully foreign affairs have been dealt with by the present Government, but continental states ...
... Gladstone's political umbrella, as lately defined by Sir William Harcourt, which is in future to protect all shapes and sizes of Whigs and Radicals, from Harcourt to Bradlaugh. In a heavy shower of rain, and when tio elements are adverse, there is no kinder ...
... coterie was at the service of the Naish's. Next John Naish married a daughter of Mr. Deese, of Turbett.town, a steady old Castle Whig, and always holding some office in establishment. But perhaps more than the marriages of the brothers to help them on in promotion ...
... 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 ...