... overcoming them. The first ot the events was the borough election. Many of us here remember the contested elections between Whig and Tory in years gone by—before Nationalist or Home Ruler had the courage to put themselves forwr.rd for election--greater ...

... Imperial Province, which a member of the gilded Chamber had dabbed Ulster. The victory sent consternation amongst both Whigs and Tories, and was, beyond doubt, the turning point on the road to victory for the cause of Ireland. just as much as the Clare ...

... beuefits—stall more remedial legislation for the labourer, the farmer, and the ' shopkeeper (cheers). Therefore, he said, the Whigs were in the idles, they are and more—Lttey art weak and found wanting (groans) aid before very long they will find themselves ...

... qunlities which would have their reward |in & betrer world (loud laughther). The world | of politics was rather a sinful world, A Whig | landlord, bowsver amiable, was not the reprex | sentative of Tipperary (loud cheers). He bes | lieved the fect was beginning ...

... Storey, who is really a sterling friend of Ireland. A distinguished M.P. once declared Mr. Chamberlain to be neither Tory, Whig. nor Radical, but merely a politician, and anyone who has compared his recent speeches with his votes tu re.liament must ...

... great deal more they have the right and the power to obtain if they have only the manhood to do it (cheers). Mr. Walker, the Whig Solicitor-General, when he was going through his catechism before the farmers of Derry the other day, admitted that the le ...

... Char'e« Stewart Prrenell DARE NcT accept uny * courtesy” or place-bexging * compliment” from any British minister, whether Whig, Tory, Radical or Republican. The Irish ruce will not permit it. Should Parnell, which ‘we do not for s« moment believe, dinflny ...

... Tiish representation. But even Wauterford has_something yet to do in the direction of it political purificatisn. Te bave = ‘Whig cilution in the county bas a very ‘bad gemeral ¢ffvet, and thers must be & transfurinn of the vigereus politieal lifs of the ...

... interests. Let us watch the preparations throughout England at the present moment for the coming struggle, by the hostile parties Whig and Tory ; see how they tighten the reins of party dicipline, in which it is confessed that individual liberty, which we were ...

... vast change since the dwy, three or four years ago, when Mr Parneill publicly tore up a copy of the *“ Cork Bxawiner” as « Whig organ. - “+I would only add, for the present, that i« the form of my letter I carefully confized iy~ self to reproducing the ...

... their subscriptions, and to carry on their constitutional struggle until the last vestige of feudal landlordism and Castle Whig rule is swept from the soil of our country. Next meeting, the Is; Sunday of February. BOOLAVOGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE. Met on Sunday ...

... of young lions, in whica particular it Ireland lay o corpse o the dissecting table. Jdiffered from both the English parties, Whig Bat for his part, even in taose gloomy snd tor- | Tory, which, as far as he could notice, were gd tim's, he never lost faith ...