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... says : We have said that it would be folli for the Independent members of Parliament to coalesce with either section of the Whig party. They had better step down and out at once without waiting to be kicked out. They would not carry the country with them ...
... furnished Mr Crietiq J P, with a fair share of material Mat Sword. court day. That the Oldie.° family feud wooed up the pre°Whigs._ Thai the Trim Guardians did not appoint a trained night none. that a Trim Coachbuilder *reared the oontraat for the new workhouse ...
... He trusted they would set to work to organise their districts so as to meet the enemy face to face. They would reject those Whigs who loved the flesh pots of Egypt more than their country. iir John Kelly, organizer, next addressed the meeting. He scarcely ...
... about a state of anarchy and disorder in this country. It will b e interesting t• watch what the action of the Independent and Whig Irish parties will be. For *lir part we do not believe they will have the courage of their convictions to vote against the ...
... he would have other opportunities of doing so. He believed he had been called a Whig the previous evening. Strange to say, he never heard but one man to call himaelf a Whig. and that was Sir Wm Harcourt; but it was only fair to say that he afterwards qualified ...
... Faber Anderson, the patriotic Augostielin, who nearly 80 years ago struck one of the must powerful blows of the century against Whig saceedency is Doegarvaa whets the late Judge Barry was dislodged from the representation of Dung for his insults directed towards ...
... man Tighe moved a reeolutien tiling npon the electors of Carlow to return Mr Kettle, the Parnellite candidate, and reject the Whig nominee ot the Seceders. ILI did not believe from ant , nest tho Irish nation • more suitable man could be got te contest the ...
... —NUMßEß NINETEEN, NAiSAII STREET, DUBLIN. The Rev Precontor Bothwell is to express the most favourable opinion of Mr speetackt. Whig deriveLl much comfort and sitisfietioa Le diem.—ardmore Rectory, Toughed: Bev Dr Ham is enabled to • very fir opinion of Mr ...
... that (ho opinion of (ho great Tim been taken, but whether this is so or not I cannot say. At all events come of the local Whig.clerical party seems to have money to loose, and they am o determinod to spare no effort to endeavour to oust from the Corporation ...
... Irish, an satisfied with this. We are very much mistaken if they are pleased at it, yet they are afraid to say anything the:r Whig masters should administer a snub to them. The appointment of the Commission is nothing short of a perfect farce. What practie ...
... iodinated, sot floor Is the ordinary seam of the word. It is a prepsration of Corn Flour lemadsd a sablititote for yeast sod Whig powder, for ratites parpesse. When added to dint Is the proportion of use part to six or eight, It makes the resulting cakes ...
... even in elections in Drogheda. he never saw more determined Home Rulers then he did there. The Parnellites might call them Whigs or whatever they liked and say they were subject to priestly dictation. bat be would say that priestly' dictation had nojnfluencie ...