... Chairnarnu said hewtrai glad ?? Whig Feder- atimn had riot been interfered with, and he com- plimented the worlkinggien whome. be sawr vresent for thoir forbearance ; it would be as well, how- ever, for 6i-es gentlemen-tbis Whig Federation or whatever narrie ...

... Independent of 13th ist there appaars an extraordinary account of the condntm of some persons, iunluding myself, who are termed Whigs. The ac-i count, I may state, simply was most untrne and malicious from beginning to end. I have 1 written a trtre account ...

... dog of Tim Healy, of the Bantry Band. He (Mr Leahy) did not attend there so much to support Mr Beardwood as to put down any Whig who dared show his head in the w.ard. Mr Altman would crush Guinness's brewery, D'Arcy's bfewery, and every distillery out ...

... seconded ?? resolution, pointing out that f1r. Kerrigan had at the recent election worked for the Whig caudidate It'. Bermhigham. The object of the Whigs now was that when they could not get a seat to try and throw it to the Tories (hear, hear). Dr J E ...

... I SEEING THROUGH WHIG.SPECTACLES. I 'We have been requested to publish the follow- I., irg letter, a copy of which has been forwarded to the National ?ress- - Balliuzarry, Co Tipperary, 12bbth June, 1591. I TO TR? ZfDTOR. NATIONAr. PRCss. Srm-It was only ...

... intelligible advocate I of the veto of tho Lords. is anxious te minimise its. effect. No general veto can, says this Whig of the Whigs, reside in tke Peers. The House of Landlords, made up a of nobodies, performing no regular con- stitutional function ...

... the traffic of the great Causeway, has done nothing to improve the approach to its -Attractions. The evidence of the Northern Whig on this point is, we think, conclusive. Our contemporary,inarecent leading article on the subject, asks, 1 What have any land- ...

... the gable end Of Miss Mor- gan's house in Duodrum. Mr. J F X O'Brien, p ' , had bcen an-uounced to address a meetsag of1 the Whigs at Dunirum last evening in the satie nouse. 'luere may he somnething suggestive of ghlostliness in MJrx O'Biien'a appearance ...

... Unionist forgeries and boa lodgings in Stephen's green Division Hut the writer's patriotic soul wrung by the infamy inviting the Whig'' Mr. Diilon to speak on behalf ot the Parnellite candidate in St Stephen's green Division with the object of uniting a'l sections ...

... work forthem. Mr O'Reilly-Wlen we had Whigs and all the Trinity Ward was only able to subscribe 0boeut £47. How did Mr Harrington know ihat the Trinity Ward could subsribe? Mr larrington-When. Ar O'Reilly gets hisa Whig out of the Corporation I will answer ...

... Mulligan, of Browns- barn, and Mr. M. J. Meade, of Saggard. These two gentlemen were also given by the Whig orgaln of MondaY as representing the 1 local Whig Federation at the Lucan anti- j( parnetlite meeting, and Mr. Meade is put'( ?? as treasurer of the ...

... the uneducated eye is scarcely distinguishable from a highly respectable Catholic Whig or Tory, asks the Nationalists of Dublin to return him a watch-dog on Buspected Whigs who fought and won the fierce battle against Coercion. Dublin electors will, we ...