... long interval—at the beginning of which that banner had been torn from the hands of Frederick Lucas an alliance between the Whigs of Ireland and some those men who ought to have known better, and whom to-daj' attempted to perpetuate that alliance, and the ...

... candidate. Now that the Seccdera have elected to range themselves under the banner of Mr. Gladstone they not unnaturally select a Whig whose Nationality was only skin deep represent their changed views to the Irish-Anstralians. The Leinster Hall Resolution.—Moved ...

... think they have any care whether have the police or not. In fact, they think it is a reasonable thing, and it is the alarms of Whig landlords that wo have to count with. But it is necessary to assuag* these alarms, all means let us assuage them, let us have ...

... States the national side of the present controversy. Aa soon as this information reached oar friends ia In going over to the Whigs Mr. Cox, M.P., the States meetings were once called and only returning to his first love. In the election preparation', begun ...

... minds that the engagement will more than a mere skirmish. Nor must minimise the position, resources, and advantages of the new Whig Party. would be a stupid, and probably a disastrous, policy. It would not alone mislead our friends, it would strengthen our ...

... the evicted tenants will not be neglected, but the cause of the evicted tenants is only the assault from behind which the new Whig party is attempting to strike the cause of Nationality, for which have struggled during the last ten years. While we wish to ...

... foe and the domestio traitor at the same time (cheers). There was in the county a hole and oorner meeting of the Northern Whigs who were never Irish Nationalists at all. would challenge some of the statements that had been made about him. He had taken ...

... the Father M'Louyhliu, ever take any pari &up- the Laud League or National League? Ihe meeting was supported by the rotten Whig Latbolica New ry, who oppof-ed Air I’arnell J. The bishop wrote several Mr Parnell, but who ever his vis.t here in lb denounti ...

... Parliament as an Irish Nationalist by ti»e men South Kilkenny ; but when the touchstone was applied him he turned out be a mere Whig. Thai unfortunately, is the case with many of the occeders The meeting of the Bohernabreena (Co. Dublin) Branch of the National ...

... reckless his recreancy to flout the all-pervadiug, ennobling sentiment. Ireland had thought the weakness was gone with the days of Whig alliance and its complement of diplomatic treachery ; the audacity, had fondly hoped, was buried in the dishonoured grave William ...

... throughout Ireland, that the heart of Nine-Teatiis the Forces is IVith (cheers), that we have only to fight over again the rotten Whigs who were creeping into our arms. have to tight the Vvhigs who at Athlone in 1858 returned Judge Keogh (groans). We have to ...

... multiplied during the three days this election lasted, until They had Put me at the Head of the Poll Despite every leiflnence —Whig and Tory—that oould be brought against me. Wall, now, I want aak you why you think it ia likely, after having gone through ...