... OUR LONDON LETTER. (By Independent Wow.) Office, Bride lans, Fleet st. London, Saturday Morning It may interest the Irish Whigs to learn that the Liberal candidate for West Mary la bone has issued his address without even mentioning the word Home Rule—this ...

... to the cot. atitaenciea. Wo aobjeen of toe rewit. boo* already paaaed oo*vmmos or deleoateh That condemn the action the l Whigs in placing unlimited confidence the English Liberal Party without havir.L* r,,. lained from them those guarantees Irish Leader ...

... opinion without endangering the safety of ths Union.” It will be interesting the Irish people to learn that several the Irish Whigs who went over Dnblin attend M'Garthyile convention, wers the bearers from ths Liberal loaders, that ths of certain gentlemen ...

... who recalled the fact .hall liable to attached by the Land . . ■ .u vt-i,,. .u. CommisMon. Such vesting order be that i. the Whig .nbMitote lor the M| tha county in - Irishman of onr time, whose which the holding or any part thereof ia voice ala., will ...

... lines to ash his English loader to fill'd the necessary run •15tion seenring and savs. in • fence of his jnsition. Hk.' any Whig ;;nck that it would h.- unwise well tmpree--dented tlong for the ’-al r slure Bill of clause* for '• Cbanilirrlain and >ir ...

... the only living descendant pored to preside for Irish representation of the Whigs (laughter), and if that were so 1 Westminster: know that the aupream afraid the last of the Whigs now stew- macy the Imperial Parliament ia to be in Parnellito juice (laughter) ...

... crganiratiotis a*> a : caaa.iature the city speoalator. H*.: Webster, who attempted commit •i. the other Mr llame Webster the Whig nom.nce. The is ilir a workmg class one. lying extreme cart of London. Its tirst tentative was working man and > can K'tir ...

... Council in able and eloquent *}*cr_b, supported the resoloiion in which ridiculed the assertion of certain gentlemen the recent Whig moaring.*.lhat there were only ten Purnellitca in Kingstown, and further remarking that the face of such glaring fact, why ...

... pariah. The were Hr John Hlettcry, rtonellica, and Mr John Twotmt. Whig. The Paraallitea did not hope to win, bet they afaowad their strength in the ward by Cu within thirtif the Whig candidate, agorae are—Twmnay, ulattery. 161. The wiiendld light of ...

... saying it, that their o ...

... obtrude.! the meeting only there was one matter which he felt it his duty to c%Il attention to. * Last week the Kingstown Whigs held what they call a Federation meeting m disused . pawnbroker's hall, which was attended by that i tire-eating politician ...

... were not wanted there. The branch was not dependent on the Press for reports, did not care whether English Tones and Irish Whigs did cot like its mode of expressing its opinions. was glad to say that the prospects of Independent Nationalism were improving ...