... ail heard the sad reproacu, “Give if not better, u o present those Irish a Parliament aud you will have Liberals 6 and the Whigs who won Catholic them immediately fiyiug at each others throats Emancipation, and it not the Ke l sidney oi>a Smith pots it ...

... estimate of onr people’ character for Independence of political action if fittlm answer is not speedily given to the trick of Whig diplo macy, which seeks for the cowardly slanders of Forste the endorsement the Sovereign Pontiff. A teslimonla that was intended ...

... out a single placard or make any public declaration of their intentions ; they are sending round circulars to all the old Whigs in the town and the neighbourhood ; they will pass a resolution or two declaring that Parnell, on moral and political grounds ...

... rescue of Ireland, when true champions were scarce,” he detailed the political career of the Irish leader and said ; “The whigs tried to bribe him, but with the heart of a man and the soul of a patriot he refused, Misfortune has now come about him because ...

... are aswaniing a hostile attitude to their tenants—apparently influenced in their exacting designs by the renegade conduct the Whig section of the Irish Party their futile attempts destroy the only person who has protected the people from landlord tyranny ...

... Radical sectionthey have given up the idea of peasant propne* and land purchase; and in order to conciliate another section—the Whigs and the Lords—m their lata Cabinet they refused to entertain, and will continue to refuse to entertain, proposal of reducing ...

... those who in former days would have styled themselves Whigs ; and all the men who are real Nationalists, and who, consequence, could never have entire confidence in the base, bloody, and brutal Whigs,” as O'Connell styled them, are on the aide of Mr. Parnell ...

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... Mrtiepool had declared that they were in favour complete solution this question, and that they would no longer be kept back by the Whigs of the late Liberal Cabinet, but that Ireland was entitled to complete control her own affairs, A panic had been created ...

... that I am strongly of opinion shall soon have independent Irish party here in Liverpool again, which will not the tail of th« Whigs and Radicals, as has been the case sioco 1886, when the M put the glamour of his influence over the organisation.—Yours truly ...

... laud legislation depended, and when appeal was made to the branches throughout the country remain inactive until a mougrol Whig organisation was formed, the farmers would be utterly wanting if they were to remain inactive, and let go th of power which ...

... raise up our and, under such a leader as Parnell, great, glorious, and free, first flower th and first gem of the sea. Let Whig, he priest or layman, stop our onward freedom. The coward s fate is too dastards. Providence punishes the cow rewards the ...