... to the view he took. (Cries of The and the Herald.’’) He remembered when tbe Herald was only a placard, and the Examiner a Whig, wliile i^Kerryßentincl, and the men who ran it, were receiving Charles Stewart Parnell in Kerry. (Cheers.) They beliexedin ...

... scored in a short time, for soon the reports of the National League disappeared altogether. Meanwhile, the placard and the Whig were publiahing the forbidden reports week by week, and the very agents of the Herald were prosecuted in Kerry itself for ...

... Secretary at Lhasa , w:th Sir B Hart for the Chisels Government. Mr. Harrington the Herald' was a placard and the Exminer a Whig, the Kerry Sentinel Mr Pyne has arrived at- Calcutta for the per- for t h e h at e s „,„ and the man who ran it were receiving ...

... for having proved be Os condom of Ewerepoipmesvlwallist. Mbt- Jobs O'Connor, MP. smady. is will menhir is hand IMIO lbs SI Whig MIRA. He now it. net Ike mpesibuse but rather to glory Is his espaset. He says is liatardare Herald INS apse of Horold's veld ...

... Freeman's Journal Under the heading Protest of the Clergy of Kerry against Mr Parnell’s Leadership,” there appeared in the Whig Cork Examiner, and also in your Nationalist journal, the names of sixty-seven of the priests of this diocese who protest on ...

... road on Saturday last and head that it was not in proper repair, het altogether oat of order, nor were there any signs of work Whig dew iu that direction. the order of the cool?, however, there was • very alight impeovement. it would tale CM to do what was ...

... PEASANT PROPRIETARY and land purchase, and in oruer tu conciliate another section—the Whigs and the Lords in their late Cabinet they refused to entertain, and will continue to refuse entertain, a proposal to reduce the rents by an amendment of the Land ...

... sup;ortene—the esetims—they have given up the idea or peasant proprietary and land parelmee, and in order to conciliate another Whigs and the Lords Is their late refused to entertain; and will ormdree Ismere ileastertain, a per prisal of the by as of Isamil_ ...

... But because he denounces the man who, if he has been Ireland's greatest leader, is now her greatest traitor, he is a mere Whig, a dishonest hypocrite, and, perhaps, even a guttersparrow, or to be ranked amongst the blackguards who, Mr. Ilarrington ...

... the moral question, and he joins on to it, as if they formed portion of the same context, another passage referring to the Whig opposition to Mr Parnell, which occurs thirty lines lower down m the report of speech. It is thus that his Grace tries to convict ...

... England aa a of souping parsons any more than they will be persuaded by Mr. Harrington that Archbishop Croke is a disguised Whig. Our English alliance is not to be disposed of by speaking of the Liberalises our quondam allies. Mr Parnell has no power ...

... PLACE. lIHIS NEW HOTEL has been flttod up with 1. all the modern improvements sad eami. fort throughout, sanitary arrangements Whig perfect. Particular attention paid to the cuisine attendance, wipes and spirits. Comfortable and ventilated Billiard and 311110 ...