- the "Anti-
Parnellite"
Irish National Federation (INF)
under John Dillon. John
Redmond ****umed the
leadership of the
minority Pro-
Parnellite (INL) group...
- followed, Redmond's
Parnellites won a
third of the Home Rule/nationalist
votes (18.2%
Parnellites v. 58.9% for anti-
Parnellites) but only nine seats...
- The Home Rule
League (1873–1882),
sometimes called the Home Rule Party, was an
Irish political party which campaigned for home rule for
Ireland within...
- vote and seat
numbers go down.
Despite being split between Parnellite and anti-
Parnellite factions, the
Irish Nationalist vote held up well. As the Liberals...
-
vacancy arose, this time in New Ross, he won the
election unopposed as the
Parnellite candidate for the seat. On
election (31
January 1881), he
rushed to the...
- John
Howard Parnell (1843–1923), who
farmed in
Alabama (later an
Irish Parnellite MP and heir to the
Avondale estate), on an
extended tour of the United...
-
Richard Power (1851 – 29
November 1891) was an
Irish nationalist politician and MP in the
House of
Commons of the
United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland...
-
organisations which developed from the
Parnellite Split, the
majority anti-
Parnellite Irish National Federation and the rump
Parnellite Irish National League. The...
-
Established Church and blue for the
Presbyterians was proposed. In 1883, a
Parnellite tricolour of yellow,
white and green,
arranged horizontally, was recorded...
- divorce.
Roche was
supported initially by both the
Parnellite Irish National League and the Anti-
Parnellite Irish National Federation,
until it was revealed...
