... youthful director at Pembroke House. Mr. Andrew Kettle feels extremely sore at the suggestion that he was ever a supporter of the Whig policy of Isaac Butt. The object of this repudiation of Whiggery is to prove that Mr. Kettle is true Parnellite, and, therefore ...

... been misled by dishonest statements. They were charged with having deserted the Irish cause, and having turned Liberals and Whigs (no, no). was very easy to indulge in calumny and defamation, bnt he rejected and repudiated those infamous accusation* (cheers) ...

... were futile. Was there not a periodical In Edinburgh, which appeared only once quarter, which had saved the fortunes of the Whig party, and won the mind of England to Reform ? And the political and literary services of the rival quarterly in London to ...

... new offence of attending public meetings in favour of the Repeal of the Union. Mr. Smith O’Brien, lill then known as an Irish Whig of popular sympathies, inquired in Parliament if the same discipline was to extended to English magistrates ; and not getting ...

... O’Connell has made right use that part which recognizes the constitutional right to agitate for Repeal, it will impede the next Whig Coercion Bill, which nothing hut a French war will prevent the Introduction of. The passage winch threatens to withhold all ...

... mature orator shudders to recall. This was the pamphlet to which Maddyn alludes. He had close personal friends among the Dublin Whigs, a party whose policy was leavened at the moment by the generous aims of Hudson, Deasy, O’Hagan, and others, who were afterwards ...

... as for every insult offered to our colleagues iu the miserable farce in which Shannon is judge and jury.” It is joint of the Whig tail that indited this. We find it in the Sydney Freeman's Journal just to hand. That independent Parnellite, Mr. William Redmond ...

... opinion was assailed at Rome, and a decision got against it. What happened then ? There was a current of criticism among the Whig Home Rulers; and Mr. Parnell chose the very moment when the Bishops were trying to devise some means to prevent the ruin of ...

... their holdings, and that, practically speaking, the tenants over £3O valuation should not be allowed to purchase. (A voice, “Whig.”) Now, let me give to you the figures and the reasons for this proposal, and let me tell you how far I agree with it, and ...

... when law student in Dublin I followed with admiration and interest the manly light which Mr. Kettle made in Cork against the Whig Catholic, Colonel Colt hurst; so that, remembering the opposition he met with there, those who offered it and those who supported ...

... following terms“ The meeting pledges itself to support the National candidate—Alderman Collery—and labour earnestly to defeat the Whig attorney from Dublin, who comes to North Sligo on behalf pledge-breaking and treason to the cause of Ireland.” He argued that ...

... which constantly extended the range of his powers into new regions. John Pigot was bright, handsome boy, son of an eminent Whig lawyer, afterwards Chief Baron of the Exchequer, and Davis held him in great affection. He was diligent and zealous student ...