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... chance. What is Mr. Parnell doing in every speech he makes ? He i* abusing Gladstone, he is abusing the Liberals, he is calling Whigs aud West Britons, but is saying not a hard word against Balfour (groans). Not single word does he say against the Government ...
... 1880, when we were contesting the county of Leitrim with the National candidate against the Tory, Colonel Tottenham, and the Whig Major O’Beirne ? He was having a hired mob to break up any meeting in one of the Leitrim towns in the interests of Colonel ...
... measures duty bv gain, and limits desire to » food, and respectability,—this damned thing has come into Ireland under the Whigs, and is tne favourite of the Peel Tories. It is believed in the political assemblies in our cities, preached from our pulpits ...
... 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 ...
... were futile. Was there not a periodical In Edinburgh, which appeared only once quarter, which had saved the fortunes of the Whig party, and won the mind of England to Reform ? And the political and literary services of the rival quarterly in London to ...
... new offence of attending public meetings in favour of the Repeal of the Union. Mr. Smith O’Brien, lill then known as an Irish Whig of popular sympathies, inquired in Parliament if the same discipline was to extended to English magistrates ; and not getting ...
... Ireland s freedom. I call upon mv fellow-countrymen in Great Britain to ignore the TBS NATION. convention summoned by Irish Whigs under the shadow of English influence. I call upon them to maintain the attitude of self-respecting people, assert the principle ...
... 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 ...