... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... marks of disapprobation.] Mr Moyuagh : Here, in this circular, we have mention of a combination of Freemasons, Orangemen, and Whigs. Now if lain correctly informed, the only ft woru Orangeman in the lot is Mr Maxwell himself! Mr Maxwell: That there are Orangemen ...

... heli, . e l more advantage could under present circuin,t.teces be obtained by Ireland through the Tory rogue than through the Whig rogue. In conclusion, he referred to the coming conventions, and denied that Mr Parnell claimed more than a cunsultative voice ...

... issues to be tried at the owning great electoral tryating. No such challenge has been given to the Irish nation for ages. Whigs, Radicals, Tories have closed their ranks and sunk their sectional hostilities in united defiance to our demand for Legislative ...

... what Home Rule means. Bring in your bill and then we shall see. The refusal of the Tories and the evasive diplomacy of the Whigs produced no discouragement in the minds of the Irish people. They had been accustomed to see the most moderate reforms denied ...