... away, and passing over to tho great majority. Lord Granville was the most prominent surviving representative of old-fashioned Whig Interest, the principles of which were established days when political warfare boro little resemblance to that of modern times ...

... Janina Lai LS Maury i. 1.861. ha haw a 4. Caldse and Toryism fiemetary r Lied Polmenton, but hit Swim r was very brief, fur Whig went stye plies to Lod Maori 1852; sad whim Load Oa* Wei the stator the roes yeti, and the lhad eat Abadan bowie Prime Miniaes ...

... AfMnter Erpress we find an interest- ing account of a meetinag held in Dungarvau for the purpose of establishing a branch of the Whig Federation. The Rev Father Prendergast did us the honour of devoting the great'a portion of his speech to a criti- cisml of ...

... has been a considerable infusion of English members. With very few exceptions the Execu- tive is now sustained only by the Whig element among the members, who, it will be found when it comes to be a question of supporting an Irish organization by their ...

... object is to depose Mr. Parnell, and on his ruin to erect what is called A healthy Irish Party. led by the old, t.he obsolete Whig party in Ireland. We are no longer to have an Irish policy. We are to be sold and bought, and the transfer registered in the ...

... emancipate themselves from place-hunters and eureionista, and in which they would have been soooseafel but for • coalition of the Whigs and Tories in opposition to Mr Molloy, whose election in 1880 was • vindication of the men who stood by him six years whet ...

... a few minutes before 9 o'clock Alder- man Toolekannounced the result- O'Dwyer (Parnellita Nationialist.) - 251 Bermingham (Whig) - 146 Majority ._ 105 There were 8 votes spoiled, and he now declared Mr. O'Dwyer elected Alderman oi the Mountjoy Ward (applause) ...

... emancipate themselves from place-hunters and coe►ciooists, and in which they would have been mitmesdal bin for • coalition of the Whigs and Tories in opposition to Mr Molloy, whose election in 1880 was &vindication of the ono who stood by him six years earlier ...

... LIM node ma al i. pelt 7111 • Grim/. from foie pd. b.. Wei oho aeon AM Addy Den PAW. A pidd adman um add le old m. wades Whig am. by de p.l4IpW Ind stabled him ' i• ay/ No bosom •.1 aoir' • • the old howl Pro lA. d 0 baybe • **ma N. . . spoil* ...

... morning, but no accurate, or approximately accurate, estimate of the vote cast is possible at the present moment. 'e If the Whig Party redivivzs were beaten in I Sligo, their game was up. Considering the. extraordinary efforts made by the clergy in i a ...

... DUBLIN GENTLEMEN-Miludfii of our country's cause, and viewing with alarrm the danger with which that cause is threatened by a Whig conspiracy of I piacehunters, we confadeutly appeal to our brethren engaged in professional and commercial pursuits to come ...

... with many wavering members of the House of Lords than that of any other Englishman excepting, perhaps, Earl Spencer. With the Whigs everywhere, man of his moderate views could have no other than a powerful effect, and the deceased Earl spared no pains in ...