... and the few recreant Whigs who find their congenial leaders in the Marquis of Londonderry and Colonel Sannderson are willing to play the decoy to the British voter. The Duke of Devonshire is willing to help them, but his powers as Whig re- surrectionist ...

... M P. There wrere amongst those present-Mr. mra Field, M P; Mr. A Kettle, Dr Ffrench Mullen, &c. The Chairman said that the Whig section of the Irish Party were now putting in au appearanice, and contrary to his (tho chair- roan's) expectations they were ...

... this time the British eoc knows that the Castle caibe kept.upi'm 'Ireland only by allowing the, Whig- and the Tory to rule at Westnlinstere That is why the Whigs and: the Toies .keep the Irish ques-| tion-. alivxe and: oppose 'its effectual settlem'ent. It ...

... , so they became the victims of the slanderera who described Mr. Michael IDavitt to them as a traftor and Mr. O'Brien as a Whig, while holding up Mr. Pierce: Mahony as the paragon of independent Nationalism. But once eonvinced that the pledge-breakers ...

... dog of Tim Healy, of the Bantry Band. He (Mr Leahy) did not attend there so much to support Mr Beardwood as to put down any Whig who dared show his head in the w.ard. Mr Altman would crush Guinness's brewery, D'Arcy's bfewery, and every distillery out ...

... intelligible advocate I of the veto of tho Lords. is anxious te minimise its. effect. No general veto can, says this Whig of the Whigs, reside in tke Peers. The House of Landlords, made up a of nobodies, performing no regular con- stitutional function ...

... congratulate Mr.M'Carthy and his patriotic colleagues, as well they may. They are not in a position where the imputation of Whig subserviency can turn even the gallery against them. But they have no hesitation in declaring their admiration of the Great ...

... interests of Ireland above the dictates of some Whigs in the Trades Council. The sham and deceit of this plea are too thin to mislead even the dullest dullard in the Redmondite ranks. The man is a Whig, nt)w who dbmands that on a measure to in- crease ...

... English Magisterial Bench to a con- dition satisfactory or even fair to Liberals. And yet -the Euglish grievance, created by Whig and Tory Lord Chancellors, is incomparably less oppressive and odious than the Irish 'grievance. It was stated till now that ...

... the seas appreciates their labours and stands ready at their call. The Irish Party may accept that verdict. There are no Whigs at Buffalo. Whenever the Irish people wanted a helping hand in any enterprise the Irishmen of Buffalo, and the good friends ...

... persuasien. and his-conduct was 3 severely condsemnec. The -gentlemen who de-1 nounce the. memibers of the Federation as Whigs - and, place hunters have exhibited io interest in these matters but seem to be quite Is3tsfed: :*ith .piishing the sale of ...

... to the principle of nationality. Nto doubt those honest Irish-Amerieans who have stuck by the old flag will be branded as Whigs by the faction whose existence depends upon the support of an Orange and Tory Coercionist al- I liance. Probably we shall ...