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... ganlsacion that wiil be only a parody on tbe great League through which Ireland has re- ceived so manv benefits. 3. To establish a Whig newspaper, after the type of the 7rish Cathwoic, to perpetuate dissen- sion and disunion, and tfo put money into the pocketa ...
... affirm he is a Tory. I once recollect a little girl saying, on being asked the same ques- tion, that the Tories were nobs, and Whigs were snobs. Doubtless she had h^ard her father, who was a pronounced Tory, use this description. Would the examiner have taken ...
... reason for wanting it has at ree least the merit of simplicity. He is a leader As without followers. Tories and Radicals, _Whigs Mo and Conservatives, Coercionists and Home Rulers, men who agree in nothing else, agree in refusing to follow Mr. CHmrBEnR- ...
... here friglhtfully opposed to the views I take (cries of Examainer). When the Herold was only a placard and the Cork Exasiner a Whig, the Kerry Sentinel and the men who ran it were receiving Charles Stewart Parnell in Kerry. (Cheers, and a Voice-' Three cheers ...
... principles which were 7 a atprofessed and acted on by all the great statesmen in the s 3.past, whether they celled themselves Whig or whether I ir they called themselves Tory, bat the Primrose League ly could have no dealings with the modern Gladstoniau ...
... olnb of working men which does not call itself Dmooratio is of little good. I know an aristocratic party calling itself Whig or Tory ; I know a. Liberal and Radical party, con- sisting mainly of wealthy manufacturers, and middle- class Nonconformists; ...
... us, we are nropered to pr-t1 that not one peltny was spene fro drln k ir n bah-' of Mr. Scully in any part matales Our local Whig paper is now, of coitrse. go00 Ott to the M'Carthy-Healy faction, and will rot p lish anything against the wishes of its masters ...
... PA.RNFL'S LEADERSHIP.' I TO THiEF EDITOR OF Tlihl FEREMAN. DsAn Sin-Under the above heading there appeared in yesterday'si Whig Cor1k- L'zaonerc and also in your Nationalist journal, the names of i sixty-seven of the priests of this diocese whio p Protest ...
... Hartington. of Lord Salis- bury, and of Mir Ilalfour is absolutely one end the same. (Applause.) Therefore, the old names of Whig and Tory are practically goles. On one side we have a united party, more united and strong than anly party that has ever been ...
... They planned a revolutionary rising in Newport, South Wales. John Frost, a Magistrate, removed from the Commission by the Whig Prime Minister, Lord John Russell; Jones, a watchmaker, of Ponty- pool, and Williams, a beershop keeper, were in charge of ...
... nay; ; given uip the idea of peaeant propsietary and land. por-- to b chase, and in order to conciliate another section-the Whigs andl the Lords-in. their late Cabinet theyq Elref used I to entertain, and will continue to refuss to N 11entertain, a, proposal ...
... have given safel up the idea of pe26eant proprietary and ?? dlpurchase, and in in order to conciliate another Er section-the Whigs and the Lords in their t toot Er late Cabinet-they refuned to entertain, addl mint or would continue to refuse to enitertain ...