... see that their money did not go to support political blackguardism, or to support men who attended at meetings in England for Whig candidates.” ...

... contmittee” will, doubt, have to answer for this. Hew dare they content themselves with such a ■ildtermas “M’Carthyite”? Why not Whigs,” ••Place-hunters,” or “Scum”?—and what business has Erin to interfere with the performance of Obe Parnollite Thug ? Why should ...

... the Government proposed Arms Bill of unexampled stringency but the public spirit was alert, and it was resisted by Irish Whigs, led on this occasion by Lord Clements, Sharman Crawford, and Smith O’Brien with stubborn persistence. Half of the session ...

... believe that, after having done battle for over forty years in the popular ranks without fear or favour, I have at last turned Whig and outlived my earlier and more Irish convictions, and consented to place the independence of our nationa' representatives ...

... » Dublin, Saturday, 30th May, 1891. Donald, who was touting for a place in Parliament as an English Whig, until he managed to get some persons to foist him on the Irish Party; and there was Mr. Alexander Blane. The selection of the company showed excellent ...

... 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 ...

... their holdings, and that, practically speaking, the tenants over £3O valuation should not be allowed to purchase. (A voice, “Whig.”) Now, let me give to you the figures and the reasons for this proposal, and let me tell you how far I agree with it, and ...

... which constantly extended the range of his powers into new regions. John Pigot was bright, handsome boy, son of an eminent Whig lawyer, afterwards Chief Baron of the Exchequer, and Davis held him in great affection. He was diligent and zealous student ...

... h|id long gone out of print; and it was only in a public library, of which there were not half a dozen in the island, or in Whig manor-houses, or occasionally in the book-case aged priest, that a stray volume might be found. To create appetite for these ...

... seconded resolution condemning Parnell's latest manifesto in which he accuses those who were faithful to Irelind being Irish Whigs, because they will not folio 7 him into hopeless political desert. Carried unanimously. Messrs Cnas Duggan and T Purcell were ...

... had to go back to the depressing days of 1880, when he bad almost to beg on a public platform some word of recognition from Whig place-hunters, he would back to those days cheerfully and commence from the beginning, confident that it would take him less ...