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... great county, which fas always in dark and troublesome hours ?? the banner of Irish Nationality against English- men and Irish Whigs, and who, when Coercion darkened over tha land. and when the jails were opened, and when the batons of the policemen were the ...
... personal dictator (bear, hear). I believe we have been called Whigs L(laughter). They might ms well have called us Rapparecs (renewed laughter). The Whig is an extinct epeciei. There are no Whigs left, in the world, but, gentlemen, there are Tories left. ...
... men grew pale as they gave their o votes, among them Captain O'Shea, who, to the If surprise of everybody-for he passed for a Whig 3i-voted for the irreconcilable champion. When a ! ir. Parnell was elected he took the Lord Mayor's c chair in the City HaUi; ...
... cyryd at ti'f 31 Gro Z to 'b at~ibutsd.Ce 4 gwr bf: jud4g-nt am their part, fid u9e0t . dusi*i to bew P' sad tarel. fI ?? Whig rat q Teisro eot to rethin Mr. Pw4 as *.vrtual Lesa4S f lie 4-ei1nm- ret re jar a atore t i, s a prosd :434oitn hS p litical ...
... Wavinig of hats). The principle he hail inculcated -sihould never he i allowed to be bastardiised by Gladstonte anid his t Whig followers (applause.) This meeting wvis e called ior' the purpose of dissolving tre. Parme'l Leade-ship Committee ahich had ...
... section' of our fellow. countrymen have been led astray by; catch-cries as foolish as theey are false. Independent Qppoitioll and Whig dictation come very badly from tbose who have cast their lot with Orangernen and Coercion- ists, lint ib would be difficult ...
... and fiia aleiac to the sacred cause of Ireland. Undaunted by the scnar ofi quarny a well fought battle in the public arena of Whig- gory andToryism, and inthe dungeon of British t rrunY,' wre rejoice to lean that you are still brave and fearlessI In gal ...
... PIERCE MA-ZOTY STANDARD of Irish nationality (loud laugliter). But if w-e are all '-Whigs and traitors, and if the men whom yon repre'ent here to-day are all Whigs and traitors, I would like. Mr. Redmnond to point out to us, to bunt out for us with ...
... Are we not told by both that the men composing the Irish Party are corrupt and dishonest, self-seekers, place-hunters, and Whigs ? Are not both supported stvongly by fhe Cork7 Coostitution, the P)aily Express, and the London Times, that noble trio ot Orange ...
... of Cork are concerned I defy all the power of the lying and misrepresentation to persuade my old friends of Cork that I am a Whig (cheers). or that I will be the slave of any Englishman who walks the earth, or that I have ever departed by oue hair's breadth ...
... historyI toheersi. They neve r thoughlt that it would have been fiaid of John DiLlon that 4 he wks a traitcr, that L'e w& a Whig, that he had gone over to' an English party: but, rhank God, it Wa not a Cerkinan naho lhaj said it (cheese). It ens a n fn ...
... on TIiursday. They ask for more mouey on the pretence of helping the evicted tenants, hut in reality to help to carry on the Whig movement. What was done with the fonds collected by the Federation brandies throughontths country? How rmuch of it did tbe ...