... reason to be proud his present action, and it will equally fruitful foi* good. When the good begins to ripen, then th ...

... reduction in ’Bo, and they didn’t pay farthing since. Mr. Toomey (Clerk of the Crown, in an undertone) —Sir Thomas has over to the Whigs. Mr. Johnson—He is an anti-Parnellite although he made a great speech in the Leinster Hall in favour of Parnell. Mr. solr.—Only ...

... ii Wellington Times New York New York Herald 2 Canada Ontario-Toronto Globe 2 Kingston British Whig ii Ottawa Citizen 2 Victoria (gee Melbourne) 2 (Australia) Boulogne Impartial 2 California ...

... Auckland Herald Otago Daily Timee Wellington Times New York Herald Ontario-Toreuto Globe Kingston British Whig Ottawa Citizen (au Melbourne) de Guernsey (French) Guernsey AdFertiaer Foreign Newspapers. .. Vigie .. (see Adelaide) (S ...

... after long interval, the beginning which that banner had been torn from th| hands Frederick Lucas by an alliance between the Whigs of Ireland and some of those men who ought to have known better, and whom I shall not particularise—gome of whom to-day attempted ...

... of were hia trusted friends. spoke of us in un stinted terras of praise on one day, and called gutter-sparrows, traitors, Whigs and scum the next day. I ask you now do you think or beli. rs that it was the 50 men who went wron-r or tbs one man changed ...

... AU- Co., Set Q, Captl-eueel, Jau. Ibtfc, ’9l. I’AKNELLISM now rii i; 11! isii-A >i i;i; i;ss view THE SITUATION- take folk-whig extracts from The Irish paper wbixli ivndtred most important sorvi.-. the Irish cause, since the present deplorable crisi ...

... Press, hold that the Orangemen and Tories voted solid for Aid. Val. Dillon, and I presume it will not be contradicted that the Whigs voted for the M'Carthyite candidate. Therefore, about 3,000 good Nationalists did not vote. May I ask yon, sir, in your opinion ...

... and screened, and every attempt to remedy it on our part—for the Parnellites are unable to attempt anything—is described as Whig intrigue (shame). Now, I want the ratepayers of Ireland to understand this, that what we have been seeking to do in the Moose ...

... Voice—Tne proper thing to do.] He ventured to think if they did so they would see less and smaller subscriptions going to support Whig politicians in Ireland. Tbs clergy appeared to him be acting very foolishly. [Mr. Harrington—Some of the clergy.] Yea, some ...

... labour leaders cheered by Irish masses ! It reminds me of a scene in Ecclea-street. One evening about a number of Tory and Whig- Protestant, and Union Jack Cawtholic landlords, were consulting about Home Rule with that grand old Irishman, Isaac Butt, ...

... who had managed square the solicitor and the parson of small constituency eould lounge in ancrout when he pleased, and vote Whig or Tory according to his own sweet will or the dictates of his personal ambition. The Tory now tries to be more democratic ...