... is that all the consequent evils of mai sdannistration will underabtedly spoil the mispsy/-re themselves, and as rational Whigs chin ti .v find where the shoe pinches they liii doch. leas take adequate preeautious relief gni.). It mast, however, be remembered ...

... -enders had a meeting in Dublin, and formed what they are pleased to term the National Federation,' but what is in reality a Whig organisation, which i s bound to be carried out on the lines laid down by Mr Gladstose, Sir William Harcourt, and other Prominent ...

... principally to deal wilts the approaching municipal elections. The outgoing councillors were three sound Nationalists and three Whigs. Their opponents forced them to fight these elections, and they intended to fight them. In the Fair Gate Ward they had two ...

... natters stead at present, it would be impossible to foreshadew what may occur a few months hence for with the various contending Whig factions, the Parnellitea gain coasiderahly. FUNERAL OF THE LATE MISS LILLIE VESET, ROSTREVOR. On Saturday last the remains ...

... workingman nor entitled to be called a workingmau'a representative. He (Mr Harrington) knew a man at present a member of the Irish Whig Party who had been recommended by Mr Devitt to the party as a labour candidate, and he (Mr Harrington) pledged his honour to ...

... candidate would wrest the frontier borough from the Nationalists. There were three candidates in the field, Mr P G Carvill, an old Whig, who, in 1880, uesuccessfully contested the Borough against Mr Henry Thompson, Conservative, and who now came forward hacked ...

... of the Powers are divided to the anicrent of the war Indemnity, some being for five and for eight millions. is said to be ',Whig to take over the indemnity from Greece and deduct from the amouot still owing to her by Tar' key fur the expenses of the war ...

... School examinations, held Comerratiee party and the Irish members to . by the Diocesan Board of Religious Education, fmt the Whig Government, which was re. Drogheda which in 1895 had stood second ! nangat the parishes, had won first place in the Ppoasible ...

... an account of a meeting at Kells. It was not a meeting at all. It I was a sort of a conversation round a table of a ' few Whigs. They seemed to have been hurt by I Isis statements, which lie then believed to be true, and which he believed still to be ...

... g,,0rl in Irclatid. This WAS like the 1 typicel who said— As to my principles I glory Levin' netbio' t.l lb. sort.. jot • Whig. I slot • Tut', I'm just a candidate in short. Tbst's fair and square and perpeadisolar, And if the public cares a 'Jo buy ...

... to hear that our two Nationalist journals, the Daily Independent and Evening Herald have succeeded in eitinguiabing the two Whig organs, the scurrilous National Press and Evening Press, and we promise to renew our •fforts in support of our nati:nal journal ...

... determined to nominate candidates to contest nearly every constitueucy in Ireland ; so that tho Seceders, or Parnellitee, or Whigs, or whatever they term themselves, may look forward to having some hot work when the great battle comes on, For years past ...