... Pierce Mabony had also been attacked. Hundreds andhundreds of fly-sheets had been issued, he believed, by the Whigs of Nevelt, or perhaps by the Whigs of Drogheda, attacking Pierce Mehony for some statements he made with regard to the Catholic clergy of Ireland ...

... stem eviction, but Mr Parnell succeeded. Mr Eamon had rooted the tenant in the soil by the Land Measures that be forced the Whigs and Tories of England to pairs. Now, the second reason he had, and in speaking of it he could speak for hnadreds of thousands ...

... happen to him we can never forget hilt services (cheery). But now let them look at the low trash in the form of abuse that is Whig hurled at the head of the man who was thus elected and Token of. Now he remembered a suggestive case. When the testimonial ...

... been sterling and so true iu striving for Ireland's righta through all the years of an honoured lifetime? Ile too was but u Whig and a Seceder in the opinion of Mr Parnell and his friends. But those who had taken the side of Ireland in this erisis cool ...

... man Tighe moved a reeolutien tiling npon the electors of Carlow to return Mr Kettle, the Parnellite candidate, and reject the Whig nominee ot the Seceders. ILI did not believe from ant , nest tho Irish nation • more suitable man could be got te contest the ...

... bottle ot C irlew between the rival Irivh factions ww:fongbt on Tuesday last, and moulted in a great victory for Clerical or Whig party. On the conuting of the votes on Wednew day, the numbers were for Hammond, 3,755, for Kettle, 1,539, thus, the former ...

... part to which 1 woulie ',beet your attention is this. Eleven years ago Mr Kettle contested Cotk. At that time there were two Whigs in the field against h.m, and Mr Kettle was the person put forward to contest Cork in the advanced Nationalist interest. Aud ...

... the intelligence of our readers. There is not a Nationalist on the side that the Parcellitea have been pleased to style the Whig Seceders, that is not as honestly an upholder of the doctrine of Independent Oppotition as the most vehement user of the cry ...

... even in elections in Drogheda. he never saw more determined Home Rulers then he did there. The Parnellites might call them Whigs or whatever they liked and say they were subject to priestly dictation. bat be would say that priestly' dictation had nojnfluencie ...

... had again raised its accursed head in the land (hear.) Die Whigs were now what tnev haul always been when they earned the name by which they are still known, the base bloody and brutal Whigs. Notting could be got from any party. except by independent ...

... Whiggery had again raised its accursed head in the land (hoer, hear). The Whigs were now what they hl always been, when they weed name by which they are still known— The bloody brutal Whigs. Nothing could be got from any party except by iudependent opposition—by ...

... point to which he wished to draw their attention was. eleven years ago Mr Kettle contested Cork. At that time there were two Whigs in the field against him and of the person who was contesting Cork in the then advanced National interests what did the Free ...