... THE WHINE OP THE IRISH WHIGS. '* sutt-gmen aud oanimous peers ! Of your great bounty us pittance give; > Irish patriots who, with groans and tears, Are striving somehow by our wits to lire. • '. c picked the pockets of countrymen I oul they're empty ...

... ARRIVALS. Admiral Benbow, Albin. Aatiqac, Arom Lily. Bach, Ctrl as, Comic Opera, Curly Whig, Devil’s Dyke, Donova. Ejector, Hank, March, Flower of the Vale filly, our Crosses, Geoffrey, Golden Garter, Legion, Lovebird, Moolpensier, Nine of Diamonds, Oberland ...

... assembled. If Tanner had spoken at Wisbech in his Irish Nationalist and Protestant, style—which we take to the style adopts when Whigs and Parnellitea are contesting constituency Kilkenny or Sligo, or elsewhere this country —we cannot imagine the consequences ...

... the conduct carried on the Whigs for *»— - - - . , )* aL ie —■ the . 0 some time past. They found t.. more matter was probed into the greater the rcvelations which were coming out. They now learnt for the first time of a whig Election Fond in 1892. They ...

... connection with them to make manifest tor the thousandth time that all the old hatreds and jealousies in the ranks of the Whigs are as strong to-day as they were any time since the betrayal Parnell in Committee Room 15. Eight members of the Parliamentary ...

... thebndeand the Lev William Colquhoun, Hu«h Brown, son the late Glasgow Brown, Edinburgh, to Helen daughter of the Rev George Whig ht— On the 10th inst, St Luke’s Church, Chelsea, the Rev Mandcrs, Vicar of Horboiy Yort« brother of the bridegrrom. Rev lIF ...

... reprobation of presided, and amongst those present were- tUe idea taking the money of even the Great rfamnifton. Ml’, Edmund Leamy, Whig Fetish himselt, it must be pretty plain J Py,’'S MP; Patrick O’Brien, J W Power, and Jol jjk e |y to become much worse in the ...

... agreement should be departed from now, and the only explanation of the opposition to the son of the deceased assessor is, that the Whigs want to grab everything they can possibly lay bands on while they can hang together somehow a party. I have very much respect ...

... to the Whig fund, did not trouble them much. The men who threatened to torn Parnellite shops into wildernesses three years ago, were very glad to get Parnellite business now. (Hear, near). They (the Parnellites) survived the fight with the Whigs for the ...

... is being brought to Cork by the Whigs far exhibition purposes. These worthies desire to impress the popular imagination with sense of their importance. Alderman Roche loses nothing by Mr. Motley’s action, and the Whigs will not gain much. The London ...

... indifferent, according the merits of the subject and their own fitness to question suggests itself whether, in the opinion of this Whig M P. there Is any difference in the authority wielded by Scottish and Irish priests. very large section of the Irish people ...

... Lord Willooghby de Broke’s Brittles, Sat 121 b, J Watts Betting—l 3 to agst Ctenlocban, 6to 1 Whig ton, 7 I Laorioda, to each agst Bragardo, Pardalo, and Gas Won by two lengths ; neck between second and third. The Effingham ...