... they would have to pay the £6, but it was open to thetu to annual the contract. . A poll was then taken, as between Whig - gory and Nationality, when the resolution was declared carried by 9 to 4. Mr. Allis complained that - the members of the ...

... O'Connor Power, the ex-Fenian and the ex-abductor of the Prince of Wales, who was now pla)ing the part of fugleman to the Whig party in the House of Commons. This Fentleman had gone to alhire,B his constituents in Castlebsr, but he had to content himself ...

... (Cheers,) Among the resolutions was one declaring that they owed no thanks, and gave none, to the vacillating and unprincipled Whig Government, which, under the direction of • pack of Orange landlords and their hired retainers, filched away their rights, ...

... he thought it was a useful thoing their politics in Iretand should be purified better (hear, hear,) that what was called the Whig and Tory should unite, and that the Nationalists should take oft their costa and tight fairly and above board. (Applause, and ...

... lemiltan between the bans el the two ear- wens out the House, 'se home nom wee umbel is a Mediae manner, JULY 9. bodily death Whig Onset imeteatenaano. The miler- During the resumed debate on the Mr. Anderson gave notice of a qoestioo P tweak nos* was at ...

... talks own ereedel—arlie lomat, the blood et the wesilind aeum, Weiss fall nape to their silleaess Se end I coa see, bat became. Whig fa the sink of all vice Gad behind a eereen they Is Ss saw abseekable the and porpoise el the sad wears. Thiq gby• ems . truth ...

... Nationalists bejond and above all other things. Meat hear.) All our political energy is devoted to that purpose, and that alone. Whig and Tory to us are alike, and I have only to say that all our electoral and constitutional power will be devoted to the purpose ...

... three given such praetical proof oi .b hi, zeal, an the Christian example set them. (Hear, hear.) Biel . ..en read the oodrea., whig.ii stated Ow the thrown into at el utter dieorder and disrewite. The Lai etiool war up, awl no fnnds to provide Christian education ...

... Government presided over by such sneaking hunrongs as Trevelyan and Spencer, while Mr. Gladstone was the most cut-throat in the Whig Cibinet. lle advised foxhonters to devot their leentre to hunting landlords. On Saturday night, at Queenstown, a new branch ...

... told them they had nothing to expect from the Tories. Well, if the choice was between an honest Tory enemy and a hypocritical Whig enemy, he preferred the honest man. They were determined ot let every Government feel their heavy hand which brought in a measure ...

... miration and respect one who occupies most place in the ranks of a brilliant laity, 0 .,„ acknowledged to have the fate of a Whig administration in their grasp, s a d o : whose facile and masterly pen and tongue, not only plead powerfully the the downtrodden ...

... rates, and be asked them to hear two words from him. No, no, and yes.) They bad been defeated that day by a combination of Whig and Tory. The gas was here turned off, and Mr. Hickey, having blessed the crowd, the proceedings ter. minated. MALLOW, WEDNESDAY ...