... held out to them. It is only fair that the ten. 'ant electors should know these facts when they are called upon to vote for Whigs at the next elec. tion, It is also the duty of the Irish people, not. withstanding their present gloomy position and disheartening ...

... number of honest and active Home Rule members, pledged to act loyally together as an independent Irish party, regardless of Whig or Tory infiuence,and determined to usa. every constitutional means to obtain our Natioltf rights. 4. That those patriotic ...

... unshaken. This reiterated at- tempt to steal away my character amongst my Catholic fellow countrymen is only one in- cident in the Whig intrigue for which the Irish National Party is already prepared, and which will be thoroughly understood by means of the series ...

... enough, ana his explanation is worth cm dering, as well in its special as in its uerr aspects. He goes to the Whigs of p,, cause he is a Whig and not a Rad:es!, ,. because he feels that his stunted - will no longer suit the Liberalism Of the Ci:, of London ...

... To'T0 E5 r ani OF THE FREEMAS. London, Wednesday Night. DEAit SIrt-Mr. Parnell having charged me with b being concerned in la Whig intiigue to steal aiway his character ' because, when he repudiated g6 a false a statement in your London Correspondence ...

... (lo. Fecr al through ths I shifting politics of Ireland Meatlh Las waged im' placable wxa r for the last thirty years against Whig. . gery as ths onc mortal foe of uatinial hope and life; and now fv te victory is swae2t, iu('ou-tchu . greatest Einco thit ...

... scarcely imagine anything having been omitted more offensive than that which was published. The Freeman is not concerned in any Whig plot, and never was since my late father or I had anything to do with it. Neither am I, nor was I, ever concerned inany- thing ...

... forward men who will act loyally and regardless of Whig or Tory in the British House of Commons. I tell you, my friends, that sending us men who are nominally Home Rulers, but who are simply covert Whigs or Tories in dis- guise, is worse than useless. 'It ...

... procure even a small dole of justice for 6h01.UI' dered clergy of the Irish Church, yet I have not received so noble a reply from Whig or Tory. JOEN N. CONSTrAB 23 Alezandor-square, London, Au. 4. , PEV. DrnS tsa-I w7ll be only too gad to rerder :al assistance ...

... said on a recent occasion that he would be able to place 8,000 voters on the Tory side at the next general election if the Whigs did not show themselves willing to do justice to ?? Irish people. One paper had said that Mr. Ferguson could not influence ...

... ra- n marked that the Liberal party could not come back to power ?? a much lhar cr t number of stupld men, especially at Le * Whig side, were returned, the vociferations were much less enthuciastic. The Chaucellor was I h deprecatory as usual, and Mr. Courtenay ...

... Shaw still clings to the old cry of fixity of tenure on the great land question of the hour, the Liberal sec- tion of the Whigs is pronouncing in favoar of pea- sant proprietry. If it is supposed that this will tell nothing against the cry of Home Rule ...