... was a convertible term with Repealer, and although O'Connell when stung by disappointment at their perfidy, characterized the Whig party as the Base, Bloody and Brutal, he could never see his way, with the slender resources at his disposal, to attempt ...

... saying a writ. Mr. Jordan—Why, Mr. Sinnott served me with three writs. Where is their Nationality; or are they all becoming Whigs? The Chairman—There is no man at this Board will vote for the man you speak of. Mr. Jordan—Not to-day, I suppose, because you ...

... that the majority of the clergy of Tyrone undoubtedly felt it their duty to recommend their flo:ks te vote for the Libir.l or Whig candidate, and that there exists in that coun'y, on the part of the Cutholic electors, the greatest possible dread of any return ...

... the Whig GovePntnent ; but this is just the advice given to the ople of Ireland by Judge ooh, Sedlier and other members of the braes band. They told them not trust the Lend League of their time, lent the Whig Governmeet, and in evil hoer the Whig priests ...

... Tories, Whigs, Radicals, Hartington, Trevelyan, and Chamberlain, is the most manifest prouf of the necessity for Home Rule. That with the march of intellect and the strong party of Irishmen the delay of Home Rule cannot be long, as now Whigs, Tories ...

... stupid blundering of the Whigs and Tories. The result was never doubted at home, and the proclamation of the poll merely excited a smile of contemptuous good humour at the sorry cut of the boasted phalanxes of the United Whig and Tory camps. The whole ...

... difference is that in the late Home Rule Party there were only a few Tories, while in the present there are we fear a good many Whigs. On the first day of the new Parliament's existence, we are sorry to say, the Home Rule Party were in a most uncertain frame ...

... Watorford, g March 30th, 1885 Dear Sir,—The seventh interview be- | tween the Whig and Tery leaders took place : this day. Mr Kavanagh commenced with |. great ooslaught on the Whig landlorde. '] Your Grace: I conmsider it very unfair to prevent the Marquis ...

... amount o Dib rality to onst the Whigs, and get credit for giving what the Whigs were giving, if allow:d by those who go into power nt their exponse, And now M- Kavanagh, if Mr Gladstone takes my ndvice, he will mske every Whig withdraw his m-ney out of [your ...

... Two members of the executive were absent. The following resolutions were unanimously adopted, namely :— That we hope the Whig and Tory candidates at the recent Municipal Elections at Wexford are as well satisfied as we are with the thorough thrashing ...

... the Successful Competitors will be published hs the Irish Times,* °Freeman's Journal, Belfast News Letter, and Northern Whig, on Saturday. July 18. * * SPECIAL NOTE■ If any dif fi culty is experienced in obtaining the Coupon Box. containing Rue !'eels ...

... the Clergy of Waterford and the neighbouring Dioceses to attend the Meeting. 8 ATTEND, THEN, IN YOUR THOUSANDS And let the Whig Government, once and for all, understand that we insist on having a Free Land for a Free People. &% A SPECIAL TRAIN will leave ...