... A WHIG. lie borroucd and was a of a spendthrift. Atter his wife's grandfather had gixen uin L3OO. he to Dublin, and tooking around. soon attached himself to the Whigs. being. as he admits. dazzled with the prospect of a seat in Parliament. became a ...

... NORTHERN WHIG v. IRISH NEWS AT THE OVAL Teams representing the Irish News and the '• Northern Whig met at the Oval on Saturday, wheb the latter side were suereastii to the tune ol seven goals to four. Irisn News—Kerr; Hoag. O'Higgins; Doyle ...

... James Henry Monahan, Solicitor-G I. was the Whig candidate. The result of the election was that Monahan was returned. atter a contest which lasted I days. by 1 majority of 7. \ EN V.Ol .:11% / tor the Whig. /NI t hey advarre to the !mathke who felt hail ...

... A DOLEFUL DAY FOR IRISH WHIGS Flow They Dished Their Ministerial Friends in a Big Division ON the morning of Wednesday, the 12th of March, 1873, the Gladstone Government was defeated by 287 votes to 284 on the second reading of the Irish University BM ...

... GUARDIANS IN ANGRY MOOD. Allogationa and Denials at Mooting. and ell the Whigs teas.. at the airlift al Or Mosel Rased so tweeds,. tvad man %ono I sow al the solinsan. awl Mar, 111 arias. 1.. seem hospital pas.teso. lac sow •iill .isrpou.. the aserahrr ...

... (live in number) in the -Whig directing the attention of believers in ghosts, goblins and ghouls to the horrors of the Free state amount to 439 lines. or 2.634 words The News-Litter (with five articles also) beats the Whig by 22 lines, or 132 words ...

... was just about to speak to him when accuse(' took a stone front his pocket and threw it through the •• Whig window. A glazier, who examined the °Whig window. estimated the rritlattritwitt At dd. ...

... primitive urge of selfpreservation that was ultimately responsible has yet to be of the evil of the Whigs throughout the ages he is convinced. In 1914 it was the Whigs who made the war, and the Tories who made the Peace. his views are well summarised in the following ...

... If the Whigs take Galway Ire land falls. Shall Ireland fall? Incur defeat and you hare her bitter curse. Win the and'sits her proud blessing. Your virtue and your victory will fire the coward and regenerate the venal your will followed the Whigs will he ...

... GUARD STORY alarming story quite iiii a lint the good old dramas of tronfimo day in this country. to at I, e•• Northern Whig — on morni . Though mixed lip with a description of a noviai event it wit, nevertheless in. tended to whet the nppetites of ...

... O'Connell's political conduct had been vacillating. During the Whig ascendancy from 1830 to 1840 hr had bolely demanded Repel!' of the Union. only to aoandon the cause and ally himself with the Whigs on condition that adequate measures of Irish reform werz ...

... editors. Both Whig and News-Letter were considerably more liberal in outlook in their early days. The News-Letter. for instance. supported the revolutionaries in France and demanded the relief of Irish Catholics, while the Whig was a strong advocate ...