... Ireland owed more Mr Parnell than to Gladstone. (Applause.) The diftereocebetween Juliu O’Connor Power and the leaders the Whigs to-day was that they discovered the j merits Gladstone tew years previous to Uitn. (Hear, hear.) An accusation theft and robbery ...

... llites intend to assume neutral attitude towards the Evicted Tenants’ Bill promoted by the Indeiwmdent party. Some of the Whigs, we are told, intend move amendments to the proposed Lund Bill in favour the evicted tcuants. Here are a few “ lin siecle” ...

... tbey had just achieved, issue! a remarkable manifesto which was concocted in Mary’s Hall aud sent forth upon the wings of the Whig Press of this city, calling upon ;he Municipal electors of the City of Cork, to drive from every public position these miserable ...

... hand to help him in any way could, but he , know where that money came from. The said that this man abusing Alderman Roche had Whig candidate was once described to him by gone hack ot the spirit of ’67. (Cheers.) Could ■Mr William O’Brien as an old crank ...

... of the Whig journals of yesterday published a statement to the effect that Mr John Redmond, MP, was a candidate for the Town Clerkship of Dublin. This is an impudent falsehood, the origin of which I have to-day been able to trace well-known Whig politician ...

... no lie tier Irishman, was now member for Kilkenny city. In Cork the Whigs were not too joyful in spite all the exertions of the clergymen inthi Libsrrios, the majority by which the Whig candidates were returned now was some few lower than it was at the ...

... Parnell’s followers desert him, elect new leader in the person of Mr. Justin M'Carthy, and form anti-Parnellite party or Irish Whig party. This state of things creates an exceedingly interesting situation. The great Liberal party of England has already been ...

... only successful Whig candidate, Mr Crowley, 56. MARYBOROUGH. Four candidates contested the three seat*. The returning officer announced the state of the polling as follows : N Walsh (P) - 74 J Hipwell (C) - 68 M Corcoran (Whig) 67 Malone ...

... were it might be taken much more quietly. But for the first time in its recent history all Protestant Ulster is united. Old Whigs, high Tories, Radicals, Liberals, Episcopalians, Presbyterians, landlords. and farmers, stand together as Unionists. The process ...

... Parliamentary colleagues are not guilty of deplorable weakness in allowing Earl Spencer and his officials, be they Tories or Whigs, to refuse reasonable concession when demanded by an united community, and for which refusal they are unprovided with a reasonable ...

... NOKTH GALWAY ELECTION. The following hand-bill, circulated by the Whigs in North Galway in support of Mr Denis .Kilbride’s candidature, the depth of meanness and misrepresentation to which they will hare recourse;— NORTH GALWAY ELECTION. ICILDRIDB 13 ...

... else—to “shut up,” when the obstreperous Tommy interjected the remark that “he had confidence no one. Now Tommy is the sort of Whig politician for our money. Some of these gushing McCarthyite Etriots have too much confidence in every- Jy, including themselves ...