... result? In the present House of Commons Home Role was not in it, nor had the evicted tenants been restored to their homes. The Whig members had voted for the reduction of the Irish representation at Westminster from 103 to 80 members. Sir Harcourt had, with ...

... win lime Rule by at, and it was their duty to demonstrate as much on the 7th October. He heard great whining lately from the Whig organs concerning the support the Tories were giving them (the Redmonditee), bnt let him ask who would these men vote for? ...

... never even mentioned. I Naturally the Independent is very mush annoyed at this fact, and throws all the blame upon the weak Whigs who held in their hand the power to throw out the Government, and refused to do it. They are the persons mainly responsible ...

... mere were concerned it requtred on Act of Parliament to reb•ase them and •hee weeld he ret .use I to-morrow morning if the Whig reemh.re in.ieted on it (lea.). Ilefers'ing to the 'lle • I se•din iuth cheerios for said the '6 kept party he would like ...

... prisoners to liberty. One stroke of the pen would be sufficient (hear, hear). All that Mr Justin bi•Carthy and the moh of Whigs that be has behind bis back, have got to do is simply to tell Lord Rosebery and Sir William Harcourt that if they did not let ...

... business many curious and amusing uuemlbtes are told. A foolish longing for fame led him into public life. A Whig he entered Parliament, and a Whig he remained, but never entirely trusted by his party. He made many speecher, which, while they enjoyed during ...

... spirit in regard to them is abroad. The Provost of the burgh assured their distingeishei visitor that to do him meet houor Whig and Tory had combined to sink political difference. In this regard the avatar of liiii Lordship hal the same delightful effect ...