... letters we have the whole explanation of Galway. are asked to believe that Mr. Parnell’s zealous championship of the unpledged Whig was not put forth in behalf of Nits. O’Shea’s husband, but of Mr. Chamberlain’s nominee. Mr. Parnell could dine with Mr. C ...

... discredited factionist. When the Archbishop of Cashel is proved to be traitor, when the aged Bishop of Clonfert is convicted as a Whig, when Father Sheehy, and Father Kennedy, and Father Stephens are shown up as Castle priests, when Mr. Davitt ceases to have ...

... 24 —————————— born member of the National League is a foe the labourer’s cause. So the meeting had to fall back on the poor Whig Sub-Commissioner who fixed the rents at Falcarragh. The fact rerealed about Mr. Shanks is instructive. We do not wonder that ...

... promised land that they were just entering upon? For taking the course they did, the majority of the Irish people were called Whigs (laughter), and were charged with being in some degrading alliance with one of the English parties. Thera was nothing of the ...

... resolute than the advisers who surrounded Grattan in 1782. “‘The Parliamentary Committee,’ said, a deal tougher than ‘ the Whig Club.”’ Somewhat later, O’Brien discovered that these political studies had excited interest among a class unusually cold and ...

... Parnellism. The Bishop of Meath is another the Whig Bishops. His Whisrgery is proved by the fact that it was lie who introduced Mr. Parnell to public life and secured his return. member for Roval Meath. The same ‘‘Whig” strain has been displayed by the Bishop ...

... distinct department for literature. The first leader declared, as the chief article of our creed, that, political nicknames-Whig, Tory, and so forth-notwithstanding, we should recognise only two parties in Ireland—those who suffered by her degradation ...

... That cry is this—that the Irish Parly which deposed Mr. Parnell, yielded to English dictation, and that we are, forsooth, Whigs and place-hunters (laughter). Now, I will deal with tlicse cries which have been dinned into the of the people, and be it ...

... s and brawling profligates shelter themselves from their honest debtors by a Repeal membership, wa would leave Tories and Whigs undisturbed in their seats, and strive to carry Repeal other measures. And again : want legislators ; we not wan* mere farmers ...

... patriotism. He held the office of Taxing Master in the Four Courts, and had ;cen associated with O’Loghlen Perrin and the leading Whig lawyers in reforming the administration of justice in Ireland. But his leisure and income were devoted to projects of public ...

... and the main hope for the immediate success of the Irish cause. The men who had been covered with obloquy as traitors, “a Whig tail, as Gladstonian items will takl this message as their vindication and their consolation. The basest of their revilers ...

... to his character as a politician, but to the interests of his paper. Such conduct” he considered thoroughly infamous.” The Whig journalist naturally scoffed at the idea of Tory nationality ; but Davis knew that Irish patriotism had been constantly recruited ...