... Gives Gerald Balfour snufi. Unviddmi; .ts bufTer. Connection will never suffer Twm •Ballyduff ■bally duffer', Should Tory, Whig, or Rad But hint much, there will sorrow Among their ranks before the morrow Ochone’ Whirroo likewise Bejabers and Bed ad! ...

... from it went straight Irish meeimg, where he assured hia fellow-countryuo-n that Ireland might place entire confidence in the Whig peer, whose company h- had just enjoyed. The warning finger time and experience appears raised in vain for some • f our Irish ...

... wore true in substance and fact, and. if ho, what about the howl against • English gold” which one time it was pretended the Whigs” had sold Ireland for i Then, we »k, was it a ‘‘fresh falsehood” to Include *udi noble patriots a« Privy Councillor Meade, ...

... meeting in Edinburgh on St. Patrick's Day. 1894, to proclaim that Nationalists i might repose the fullest confidence in the Whig Premier. - We can well imagine that it would entirely • fall in with the arrangement* Liberal recreant® on the Home Rule question ...

... position of the great Commoner during the Seven Years War and ...

... Convention by spokesmen selected from our County and District Councils and Corporations? Mr. Daviit will not venture to libel them Whig*. West Britons, stock jobbers, nominal Home Bulers. absentees, and forth. They arc here in our midst known throughout our parishes ...

... Lancers whilst in transport off the ast Africa, is, through the courtesy of the noble marquis, published in the Belfast Northern Whig : Sri. Wardhu, October 12lh, *• My Dear Father, —I not really know where to begin this letter, such exciting and horrible things ...

... majority o.' 19. and the doom tJie Mini-try was sealed. March 20. Lord North resigned, and the Marquis of Rockingham formed « Whig Cabinet, for the proclaimed purpose o' making peace with the American colonists. acknowledging their independence.” The splendid ...

... all times, according, as we have supported the measures one party or the other, accusations have made that we have become Whigs, or, as the case may be, tint have become Tories. I believe tbst at the present moment it Ktul that we are wearing the Tory' ...

... the poor-law unions to encourage agricultural instruction the workhouses. Mainly because of the criticism and opposition of Whig doctrinaires across the Channel, a which might have proved productive enormous benefit to the small farmers of Ireland was ...

... •)hn E. Redmond. was dead, I found, on the other hand, they insisted having Tory Mayor, no Pilc- J ites,” unity witli the Whigs, and no con! tidenec in Dillonism ! I This, sir. ■*• Sunday, January Btb. active steps were lakon « neignbourhcod nominato ...

... The Irish Brigade - n the principle Independent opposite and that it achieved two notable li.uuphs parliament, one against a whig tl-e other against wry government; Ti. fur; .« tli.it tin- Tenant Lcatrutrs of 1852 n. !.o tro:u tb.* ItrigaHicrs. with whom ...