... attack upon the Tory Government, Mr Dowdall Mr Dowd&ll—I nothing to do with any Governmeat (laughter). I have no politics, Whig or Tory (laughter). My Government is where we can get funds to work the Union (laughter). ...

... aristocracy and moulded men of mud into men of iron, as Napoleou did, and brought them up to the scratch, He fought Liberal, and Whig, and 'Very, and Radical, and Nonconformists, and every other fad in the politics of England. He commenced almost alone, With ...

... With every further steps the Russian knife comes nearer the British throat. No English Government, whither it consists of Whigs or Tories, will dare to commit political suicide by any further complaisance on the Pamir question. We are at the beginning ...

... names were withdrawn. When the convention was made public, The Chairman, addret,sing those present. having referred to the Whig programme at some length, said that Mr Harrington had threatened that it would be made hot for them (the Seceders) during the ...

... Commons, Roeeendals has spoken and Home Rule must be granted. This is the foolish bunkum which the Gladstonians and their Irish Whig allies would ask people of commoa sense to swallow, but we are very much mistaken if even their immediate following will do ...

... an party. This he did most successfully, and the disclosures made by him have carried consternation into the centre of the Whig camp. In anmistakeable language he showed how Mr Gladstone and his followers were wilfully deceiving the English electors as ...

... of all the Redmondites in Ireland, heart and soul, and of seventy-five per cent of the Whigs and Seceders, so that they had only twenty-five per cent of the Whigs standing by Healy He himself knew there were many in Drogheda and around it who believed ...

... matter when Alderman Kennedy and the ex-Mayor, who have raised themselves to the dignified position of being the leaders of the Whig-Cleric party, are satisfied, and of course all their followers mast vote for their nominee. The fight will be a very wicked ...

... confers a great boon upon the labourtng men of the town. DURING the week a numbor of the members of the local branch of the Whig-Federation have been going about collecting money presumably for the relief of the evicted tenants. Some of the Seceding members ...

... the purpose of bringing in a measure to reinstate tho evicted tenants was received, and was duly proposed and seconded. The Whig section of the Board were up in arm + at once. No matter at what cost, the resolution mast not be passed. Such a resolution ...

... were struggling against tremendous odds to maintain the flag of Independent Irish Nationality, and who were now called by the Whig organs, pledge-breakers and faetionists. On the evening before the Convention a deputation waited on the meeting of the National ...

... Irish, an satisfied with this. We are very much mistaken if they are pleased at it, yet they are afraid to say anything the:r Whig masters should administer a snub to them. The appointment of the Commission is nothing short of a perfect farce. What practie ...