... reference to the that tad exieted in the city about his visit there, he caid it was not the Press, but the managers cf ihe Whig t =e Prees who were responsibie for i He declared that he would not be the tool of any party. One of the audience said it was ...

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... their jomt and their native Irish energy thvy would be able to wrest their rights from any Government in power, whether it be Whig or » and make Rule a Certainty in the near future, despite the efforts of Mr Redmond and Mr Healy, who were as loud in theic ...

... secretly and at all timee advene the advancement of the National cause, that rag was the News. A Voice It ia one of the old Whigs. Mr there is another organ. It has changed its coat aad become the property certain individuals, who think they can utilise ...

... towards the formation of a Kadical-Democratic Party. Rosebery’s retirament almoet the split between the Radicals and theold Whig Party. He is not without friends, as he is sure to carry with him the sympathy of many,though by no means the majority of his ...

... ready to accept provisions Mr. T. W. Ruseell regarded as objectionable. Mr. Redmond has. however, his hostility to the Irish Whigs gone into the arms the English Tories.', and is difficult to coooeive any meesere proposed Balfour which would not have the ...

... comprising the most trusted Nationalists of the respective districts. Yesterday Mr Redmond’s Dablin organ, discussing the “ Whig farce,” waxed hilarious over the fact, as it alleged, that the Hierarchy and the clergy of the country had put the boycott ...

... truth is that Lord Rosebery proved and found himself unequal to the task of leading a great pepular Party. In a reconstracted Whig Party he might be a suitable figure- head; and such a Party is not a mere phantom of the brain. For the leadership of a Party ...

... to see that the men he saw before him now who or a shilling than all the aristocrats in He was not going to run down the 71 Whigs who the keys of Portland in their te my Whitehead pa . his blood would be on their heads. This wae not * the place to say it ...

... the better to | thrill! am expectant world by the heroic declaration there can be no azion in politics until the treacherous Whigs are wiped out. These, in the exuberance of their ardent forget when pro mulgating this plan to consider its feasibility or ...

... men would teil their followere it was with a view to make Ireland a nation They were as good Nationaliste as who called them Whigs, and were as ready to at down their money and go sny distance to p the National cause as a great many of those that bad as ...

... and his compatriots, and we sincerely when the time comes that bis constituents will welegate to his proper sphere the brutal Whig in dieguise ; and we sincerely hope Sir Matthew White Ridley will not be deterred by the taunts humane dut end gibes of a coward ...