... forces are with (cheers), that we have only fight over again the rotten Whigs who were creeping back into our array wh*« they thought were going to win (cheer*). have to fight the Whigs who Athlone in 1853 returned Judge Keogh (groans). We have to fight the ...

... faithful Irish Party ; to-day they were Whigs and place-hunters (boos). What had happened in the meantime? What had changed them? What had changed Mr. Davitt from being the stalwart Nationalist into a rotten Whig? (Laughter.) Was it the Divorce Court? ...

... period would certainly have frightened away Conservatives. A committee, selected alternately of Repealers and Conservatives or Whigs was organised to purchase her an annuity, but were relieved from the duty by the frank concession of pension Sir Robert Peel ...

... 1880, when we were contesting the county of Leitrim with the National candidate against the Tory, Colonel Tottenham, and the Whig Major O’Beirne ? He was having a hired mob to break up any meeting in one of the Leitrim towns in the interests of Colonel ...

... » Dublin, Saturday, 30th May, 1891. Donald, who was touting for a place in Parliament as an English Whig, until he managed to get some persons to foist him on the Irish Party; and there was Mr. Alexander Blane. The selection of the company showed excellent ...

... year 1838. I had member of the Kind’s Davis C f r pamphlet ou ‘The short time previously published a hasty, ?i n , v days of Whig-Radicalism, attracted Reform of the House of Lords —a subject which, '..P' et f elin curious to much attention. I remember ...

... such election is recorded as ever having taken place, but these dreams no doubt afford innocent pleasure to this converted Whig. The fact that Mr. Campbell, Mr. Parnell’s private secretary, has felt himself aggrieved by some references which appeared ...

... asperse me public platform—at least by implication—no one, even amongst enemies, had ventured to charge me with an innate love of Whig gery,’ or to insinuate that I had raised or was a party to a cry in the justice and propriety oi which I did not believe. “No ...

... tendency—and if I for several years from deflecting into to Nationalist and popular leader-I must have changed John Dillon from Whig and Utilitarian t ta«krto nothing of of expended rather serious amount of magnetic f °rce re «;ults Don’t think I boasting ...

... National League, therefore, let it reorganised according to its lawful constitution. Mr. Harrington pretends to think that some Whig Association will be started to compete with his. Let but the original constitution of the League be put in force and there ...

... measures duty bv gain, and limits desire to » food, and respectability,—this damned thing has come into Ireland under the Whigs, and is tne favourite of the Peel Tories. It is believed in the political assemblies in our cities, preached from our pulpits ...

... steamers, of Colonial and Chartist insurrections, of friendly foes and leading genius. Most of the Conservatives, and many of the Whigs said that an insurrection would occur, and would be suppressed, unless France interfered, either by going to war once, or by ...