... and absolutely Ires •• from the control of any foreign power or P*!'- - ■ The latest of tlwtoc novel gatherings which the Whigs arc organising all over the . , . • ___ eountry under the name ** Nationalist Tat c»otc»l W .terforf proems, w. arc helll » ...

... said they should not make the mUt.ikc allowing Ghouiar their 11 itfonn jrtpjii.'-i'o'. Mr Dsvitt iaid sold l*aruolhs.u become Whig (hear, hear). The motioa ailopted. Mr J Kennedy proposed That we hail deiiflr«t the inssn' 1 ' which the of I-intone Wu* -rf ...

... Here how the W-aUrjord .%>«•« pul-, it, •Tbs Stiimtal Prr * has found the -secretof making «little go way ie the report of a- Whig meeting. After gMug the usual puff about the enthusiastic nature the proceedings. find list of tho.'e present, which is indeed ...

... indications this feeling, but to-day it was, perhaps, better exemplified than ever before. in the afternoon Michael Davitt, the Whig candidate. Dr Tanner. MP. the Rev Father T Furlong, and Rev Father Fitzgerald Amve Messrs Barnes's premises with the object ...

... Parnell the labour ton fm«Me held in i>ablii) Marchu( th. prrseul venr. im which declared that he had been maru Icon hampered the Whig ailiaacc in ae« king for to.* • reform* for the wurknm cUsat-s that he had long cewtrwiplated, and de-ire to point owl to owr ...

... important matter, in respect of which serious question naturally arises. Who is to safeguard the interests Ireland it the Seceding Whigs * Is it Irish members whone action in Room 13. and since their desertiou of their l»\*dc** has encouraged the Liberal chiefs ...

... partv- it difficult to know what call them without offence—w* dare cot say jeats: arc hardly willing, our own word, to write Whigs; Federationi»t has meaning whatever; soti-Parncllite is stupid—but whatever title known, this other parlv have no bill - cannot ...

... to paper with a great future. lt» first issue ooutaius forty columns of lowly set advertisements, being as much a» the two Whig morning papers put together, fhe printing is excellent, and the personality .Is i • iifficient guarantee for tbc literary and ...

... aplondid National paper, which have i.o doubt will somi hart back atto discredit the flood of r.dumrny and humbug ...

... that IhUlrl was the t conTenuou. *’ i nir Pneet. accoru thi« narrative in llir iffxci*. was ! a:-i1 rou, in th.at ■ ih* Whig Convention. Tr >. lfln*« -ir i. tiers • A Suit the da) ..'g-i • When I cot |.rflk**n nk'i!:*. the aut’on there were over twenty ...

... that r.otnent Onegr has been tl»e avowed enemy of who declares excluded frera the ileicharatb through personal jealousy. THE WHIGS. Aa aoon as Dr end his were in . Vienna, hklward set work undermine their populari;y in ilouemia. The classes feis efforts ...

... wuqM have kuotro mght.Hud the Waterford have been allowed •n •'e muru t«» their daily the de ~f the -t'us fecuer.tliv. but tbe Whig refused give way. aot«»tb%taml:ug lUat the Sherift Vi* r.ihf delay ecrutiny, be has euoc«sieJ hi.- objeet. couoting of the ...