... to be proud of his present action, and it will be equally fruitful for good. When the good begins to ripen, then the former Whig and ex- Sub-Commissioner may become describable by the term ex- Parnellite, and hasten to the sunshine once more. By that time ...

... h|id long gone out of print; and it was only in a public library, of which there were not half a dozen in the island, or in Whig manor-houses, or occasionally in the book-case aged priest, that a stray volume might be found. To create appetite for these ...

... Ireland s freedom. I call upon mv fellow-countrymen in Great Britain to ignore the TBS NATION. convention summoned by Irish Whigs under the shadow of English influence. I call upon them to maintain the attitude of self-respecting people, assert the principle ...

... with many wavering members of the House of Lords than that of any other Englishman excepting, perhaps, Earl Spencer. With the Whigs everywhere, man of his moderate views could have no other than a powerful effect, and the deceased Earl spared no pains in ...

... seconded resolution condemning Parnell's latest manifesto in which he accuses those who were faithful to Irelind being Irish Whigs, because they will not folio 7 him into hopeless political desert. Carried unanimously. Messrs Cnas Duggan and T Purcell were ...

... had to go back to the depressing days of 1880, when he bad almost to beg on a public platform some word of recognition from Whig place-hunters, he would back to those days cheerfully and commence from the beginning, confident that it would take him less ...