... were there cut and dry. ami in due course were proposed. One of these was that the nine should cast in their lot with the Whig sycophants, and vote for the third reading. la amendment for voting against the bill was moved Iby a Mr Creswell, who asked ...

... names were withdrawn. When the convention was made public, The Chairman, addret,sing those present. having referred to the Whig programme at some length, said that Mr Harrington had threatened that it would be made hot for them (the Seceders) during the ...

... succeed tbe late Mr Childers. The Independeut Party are strongly in favour of the election if The O'Conor Don. Surely the Whigs are not going to oppose him? Their however, it; rather ominous. ...

... remedied. This was the consequence of abandoning Paruell's policy, which yielded fruitful results. The policy of allying with tbe Whigs was tried by O'Connell and failed. The policy of the Independent Party was liberty for all, licence for none. The M'Carthyite ...

... prospects of triumph for the Nationalists are not bright. They , will have to begin again the dreary business coerc- ' iog the Whigs' into concessions, add they sill have to undertake the enterprise after they have lost the , one leader who made succeed. probable ...

... Commons, Roeeendals has spoken and Home Rule must be granted. This is the foolish bunkum which the Gladstonians and their Irish Whig allies would ask people of commoa sense to swallow, but we are very much mistaken if even their immediate following will do ...

... for Diet end Bathe These Essays describe fully all the various forms of skin disowns. By S. BillaT Licentiate of the lleyal Whigs of Physicians. Third Edition. Post Free, Twelve Star?.. Published by Mr. Ww.wAste,lo, '.'.ford Term. Hyde Park, London. - — ...

... for the gallant constituency; end we also congratulate North Meath on having wiped out, under curb adverse circumstances, the Whig majority. He said that Meath hatt sgain taken her rightful place in 'he politieal situation of the country, and bad given ...

... an party. This he did most successfully, and the disclosures made by him have carried consternation into the centre of the Whig camp. In anmistakeable language he showed how Mr Gladstone and his followers were wilfully deceiving the English electors as ...

... Julio Mangan, which was seconded by Alderman Farrell. Alderman Kennedy who is perhaps one of the most bitter members of the Whig Clerical party in Drogheda strenuously opposed the motion on political grounds, and in th.irg so he was supported by Councillor ...

... Whiggery had again raised its accursed head in the land (hoer, hear). The Whigs were now what they hl always been, when they weed name by which they are still known— The bloody brutal Whigs. Nothing could be got from any party except by iudependent opposition—by ...

... greyed home mime with u. sati.eystose wlddi drifted ever the true tbe aestAsmeetward, sad which was attended by Sae. sights, *Whig to brisk terrestrial radishes. Is the the sky, safortsestely. over, sad as the wied lw the sorth-eset.- ward. the weather was ...