... from Archdeacon Fitzgerald Duffy; after speaking of one Bishop bottle-holder to Keogh,’ referring to his native land, ‘the Whig Lord Primate Cullen will Italianise the old sod.’ ...

... Archdeacon Fitzgerald Daffy; after speaking of one Bishvp bottle-holder to Keogh.’ adds, referring to his native land. the Whig Lord Primate Cullen will Italianise the old sod. ...

... Archdeacon Fitxgerald to Duffy; after speaking of one Bi«h->p ‘bottle-holder Keogh,’ adds, referring to his native land, ‘the Whig Lord Primate Cullen will Italianise the old sod.’ ’ ...

... direction. But, of course, if from the minority we only get the one answer, that fight us to the death ; if they tell us that are Whigs, traitors, rascals, place-hunters, and all th© rest of th© names to which were accustomed three or four ago; if that is their ...

... two paragrspM in his letter would have been omitted. certain .low who is alleged to have secured Irish votes for a malevolent Whig actually proposed, at the Liberal caucus meeting, that Nlr. Thomas Walker be adopted. defeated, and similar result befell ...

... work, and his reputation Catholic ...

... partisan.-* of those on whom he had passed sentence in the Western Rebellion ; the accounts given of him by those who, as Whigs and Nonconformists, were naturally and necessarily, considering tie part he had had to play, his strong enemies ; and, lastly ...

... Dublin, on Thursday, the 14th inst. The Right Hon the Lord Mayor, and subeequently Mr Thomas Mac- Knight, Editor the Northern Whig.” occupied the chair. The minutes were read and signed. Letter* of apology were read from Viscount Poweracourt. Lsuly Ferguson ...

... teen redressed , for during the past week they had large and representative meeting m Belfast when Catholic and Protestant, Whig and lory and Homo Rolsr, all met together for the pazpoee ofgwt- Ung educational grievance redreeeecL Continuing, said the ...

... in the meeting. The thousands who stood around the platform were anvthing from Fenians to what the Independent” would call Whigs. Did these thousands represent “ incurable mutual antipathies ” ? rather think not. Yet these are more like the materials which ...

... demand for Home Rule and independence all English parties, whether opposition to our reasonable demands proceeds from fake Whigs, or timid Tories, or jarring leaders, the day of ultimate triumph for Home Rule cannot long deterred (loud and continued cheering ...

... themselves under the control of Mr. Dillon, Mr. Davitt, or any leading man of what they absurdly call the Anti-Pameliitc” or “Whig’ section of the Irish Party. Their idea is that they would outvoted, overwhelmed, extinguished majority rule, made mere tool* ...