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... punctually attended to. REYNOLDS & M‘C 0 Y. and BRIDGEFOOT-STREET, DUBLIN, 3l 1?. A public meeting under the auspices of the Whig Federation was held on Sunday Youghal, under the presidency of the Very Rev, Canon Keller, I*.P, The object of the meeting ...
... considered ‘religious obligation whilst not a word has been heard on the subject Dublin chapela since the public action of the Whigs has been ordained sort ef Eleventh Commandment ? If devotion to Irish Nationality, Irish houonr, and to * the man who led Ireland ...
... work (renewed cheers). No members of Parliament attended that meeting because the members of Parliament at that time were all Whigs. But there were members of Parliament present today. They had two member* for Wexford (cheer* for the Redmonds) who had come ...
... under the Crimea Aot, nor any of their men. And as far as I see their infinential men consist of old land-grabbers and old Whigs who have always been an impediment to the National movement (hear, hear). stand here, fellow-countrymen, for no selfish object ...
... the yielding foe. So ever was our work undone By etatosman’a craft traitor’s blow : Then shall put our tiust again In Irish Whigs or Englishmen Far better oronch to Eoprland’a rod, Altho’ existence be disgrace; Far better bow to tyrant's nod Than put our ...
... disunion between the ■ took up bis course in the country Ireland rpaired strength and vigour to tbe^jaftor great betrayal by Whigs in ’52. But certain incapacity in succeeded in infusing a spirit of Nation‘ npeded with the Irish contro-fj|ality and self-reliance ...
... John Redmond, M.P., was uuani-J icussly elected president of the society in place* Mr. Win. Lane, the Whig representative oil Vest Cork, The Whigs held a convention Thurlea on . ’uesday under the presidency of Mr T. Sexton, 11.P,, who delivered the principle ...
... be Unionist called “An Argument on Behalf of tin rfti C3 otherwise, couldn’t throw away hia Irish* Catholics of Ireland by a Whig, Sism, if all the devils the lower regions assisted was published by Theobald Wolfe Tone, Jus shim in the endeavour. The split ...
... have nothing to dol with Parnell. His memory will gain nothing byß the praises of turncoats and traitora. Let j stick to the Whigs and get all they can. While Lady Florence Dixie writes from Ti.e Gle, '«i ey praise Parnell they they can to renlc Stuart ...
... cheers and waving of hats). The principle be had inculcated should never be allowed to be bastardised by Gladstone and his Whig followers (applanse). This meeting was called for the purpose dissolving the Parnell Leadership Committee which had not been ...
... outlined in the manifesto of his col!leagues to the Irish people; and warn our! Sfellow-oountrymen to beware of those loudjmouthed Whig traitors who seek to betray our] icountry’a cause by hollow pretence* of. Jpatriotism, and by such means destroy the lives ...