... hopes were vain Mr Redmond did not eaplam ms followers how the alleged Whig mana-ovre exonerated him and his party from sticking manfully the good work. In truth, what the aforesaid Whigs really did the matter was to send in some subscriptions the fund, ...

... captain. Our congra- tulationa also extend to Mr Dillon and O’Brien. The Telegraph” writer might find it useful remember that Whig and Nationalist are not interchangeable terms. In case, however, should forget himself again, Mr Dillon might consider our ...

... to . our country. There is no use, as far as we are concerned, for English parties to shift the blame from one to another. Whigs and Tones are the right and left hand of England in relation to this country. Parliament, not party, is the sanction of your ...

... of Charles C O O Kickham: ' Duffy is the father of us all’ SOME CONTRIBUTORS TO EARLY ISSUES;- £ From The Belfast Northern Whig. H. E. Cardinal Gibbons, Archbishop of ® A marvellously interesting and almoßt sensa- Baltimore, L.S. A. 555 tional story ...

... the faiody grave Mount Proep ct Cemetery. Tnc Chairman ’’aid bon d that no fee would - of this fa?t. In recent the Northern Whig .tioned that the remains could not, d w uhi not, bo exhum-d and traoafe relatives uolil after the next meeting the ml; bat ...

... tion and faction the astounding demands of Mr Parnell, the people held to the lines the manifesto, and Captain O'Shea, the Whig Coercicnist, ifefeated. The next election was a Home Rule one, the candidates being Mr Ralph Neville, one of the foremost of ...

... history, who speaks of the Napoleonic campaigns if he had been through them all. But wait until we see the BUI said cautious Whig Fenian who fears the Greeks” no matter what may be their gifts.” Well, it may be wise to wait and see the Bill. There are sure ...

... which, while reminding our people of their incomparable traditions, teaches them to lift themselves from under the feet the Whigs heartily welcome. A RBItCH FROM TH* STORK.” If there one tiling more than another of .which Liverpool Catholics are justly ...

... by that gentleman and his Liberal backers. A lively correspondence is going on in the daily Press over their action, and the Whig P.L.G.’s and shoneen councillors are being sorely hit for their want moral tibre and lack of principle. ...

... to have been known to the Long Parliament, but satisfactory evidence is lacking. In the peaceful, palm-greasing days of the Whig ascendency under Walpole it was well known, and apparently not universally approved of; for on March 6, 1743, a motion was ...

... Hayes 4-1 ilr Strange was declared elected. In the South Word the result was as follows: Mr H Fisher 152 Dr White Mr R Walsh (Whig) Alderman Higgins ootod presiding officer Bands paraded afterwards through the streets. ...

... be rewarded by appointment to some lucrative and permanent position involving retirement irom Parliament. Even the Northern Whig, although it is apparently convinced that Mr. Russell does not intend to seek re-election, cannot quite make out what has happened ...