... the Town Commissioners, the Chamber of Commerce, the Gaelic Athletic Aqsociation, and the Young Ireland Society. The Tralee Whig Club gave an example of their fairness by declining to hear a statement from Mr Edward Harrington, M.P., last evening; but ...

... began to approach the Demo. eratic etandard. Most unwillingly did both Houses of parliament Consent to the Act of 1837. The Whigs were its chief opponents. They wrecked a Liberal Ministry in 1866, just tas they wrecked one, twenty years later, rather than ...

... not like to face Trades Unions. Could they turn the clock back twenty-flie voeers such a defense might be listened to. }3oth Whig and Tory had legislattd and legalized Trades Unions. It was lbe onlvy nseals by which tnen could obtain their just and equiitable ...

... bho abandoned this occupation, and devot 5 i himself to history and politics. ten ,unci:c his previousconnection wit] tlle Whigs heattacs,' himself to the victorious democratic plarty. I, 8I3S President van Buren appointed himi eo r.. of customs at Boston ...

... not like to face trade unions. If they could turn the clock back twenty-five years such a defence might be listened to. Both Whig and Tory had legislated for and had legalised trades unions. It was the only means by which men could obtain their just and ...

... treat with trade unions, But could they TURN THE CLOCK BACK twenty-five years? Such a defence could not be listened to, The Whig and the Tory parties had both legislated for, and legalised trade unions, which were the only means by which the men could ...

... he abandoned this occupa- tion, and devoted himself to history and politics. Renouncing his previous connection with the Whigs, he attached himself to the victorious Democratic pcrty. In 1838, President Van Buren appointed him Collector of Customs at ...

... They did not like to face Trades Unions. if they could turn the clock back 25 years, such a defence might be listened to. Both Whig and Tory had legislated and had legalised Trades Unions. It was the only means br which men could obtain their just and equitable ...

... fought, and were legislated t against, But a change came over the public sesti- I mnot. We saw one Government after another, I Whig and Tory alike, vising with each other in I I efforts to promote legislatieo for the purpose i of recognising and legatizing ...

... trade unions, but could they tuon the clock iese track twentv-iivo veant's SUc1L a defeuce could not be gill listened to. The 'Whig arid the T'ry parties had both of legffislatcd for and lcga~lised trade unions, e-hich n-ore the uine only means by whichthe ...

... your matchless lefldcetmlip. Amns a, those opposed to you are the men who never, dii art' hoinest-'eorit for Irelanri-ole Whigs, clrensrll-aur-ae ?? of the country, tire eherenth Irour tr er aonolyentered into the great moreaerrt which y u gnnidel, so ...

... of course, those Welsh members of the federation who, by their alliance, give it the semblance of solidity. But as for the Whigs who, unfortunately, mould the federation policy and fetter the volitions of North Wales Radicalism, we protest against their ...