... B i of any other classin thecommunity? There tare the eb?pwmm ‘;. regret made use of by | Jrish nation, no matter whether Whigs, | books; no case postponed, adjourned, or called the three :‘r;: roads at three hundred days in the year, omitting Sun- ?I‘:)oul ...

... nmnhoog of the | city in the future There was nothing to be got | for being loyal to Ireland now at the hands of | Tories, and Whigs and Parliamentarians, but to | crush them if they could. They may be divided | it was true. Corruption had the means of dep ...

... otandoned lopeal for egual rights and executive mights in Ireland, free from paity bias, This was done to win al- Jance with the Whigs who were in power 4+ the time. Under this policy several of lLis acherenis teck positions from the Gaverament, which did not ...

... L S gh | ¢ ined, or of lhon‘e?v to whom Gicor; * Ivere | l‘,‘ll.keul.- Rural 9 4 = nirmen-— 1t ws ko saaed A Wales, afl e Whigs, whe ge Il - | tathkeale U 1 3 ) neavy goods trathc t bene- |.o y “.e-rwanh Gu:' I. e belioved io Shansli = 2 : l ] Ree 1 ...

... advantuge of the present opportunity to clear matters up as far as the clergyman’s position was concern d, a representative of the Whig sought an interview yesterday with the Rev. gentleman. The interview was readily accorded, Father Creagh is quite young—not ...

... threatened if these were continued to take off his coat in West Belfust, where the son of Sir Hugh Smiley, chairman of the Northern Whig, is a candidate, He remarked that the Tory Party might not be for sale now, but the auction had wot yet come off, the bell ...

... political causes, meaning in Ireland preferment to the lawyer who hates his own country best; while the Englisa lawyer, whether Whig or Tory, is still aa Eoglishman, with all the Eoglishman's love of his own country. There has been recent evidence of the latent ...

... Uniomist in everything but in name, does anyone think that Parnell would be fooled, or would himself fool the country with Whig promises that as soon as we put the Nonconformists in possession of our schools in England they would give us the Irish millenium ...

... coa- ducted in the future. Bo far the Irish Party in the House of Commons was reckoned as independent of all Eoglish parties, Whig, Radical or Tory, but it must be confessed that of late years too much confidence was placed in the professions and platitudes ...

... experience. What brought about the deteat of Owen Roe (’Neill and O'Connell ? They koew it was ’Connell’s mixing up with the Whigs and Lord Joha Russell that smashed bis party. Let them profit by that experience and carry on the fight on the old, sturdy ...

... bon secretary and treasurer; Mr J T Kobson, Daily Express; Me Robt H H Baird, 3P, Ba:uc Evening Telegraph: Mr Wm Darragh, Ne Whig; Mr Jawes Crosbie, Corl: Examiner; Me Wilham Colbhoun, Londonderry Sentinel; Me Joseph Wright, Limerick Chronicle, n(I Mr Chapman ...

... the people were to act if, in the event ot the Irish members being withdri.wn from Westminster, were they to allow a Tory or Whig to represent them ? Then, again, how were they to refuse to pay taxes unlegs there was a No Taxes Manifesto like the }{o Rent ...