... time? Galway, March, 15th 1691. The kept slaves of an English political party. Roscommon, Feb. 22nd, 1891. The rotten Whigs who were creeping into our army. Galway, March 15th, 1891. /sc., &c., &c. The forty-four rats. Of the honesty, the wisdom ...

... became more sprightly day by day as it saw, or imagined it saw, I • hope that the ex-leader would succeed in dishing the Whigs. But it is on the rack once moreits agony this time being caused :by the Local Government Bill outlined by Mr Balfour in his ...

... those Whigs were obliged have reemaree t 3 tha authorities for protection, a large force of extra police having been drafted &nettle town doting the day on Saturday. Eighteen permns only in the entire town illutnioated. Thechairman of the Whig Association ...

... called for Monday. The result of that meeting is hardly encouraging to either that gentleman or the other supporters of the Whig. Cleric party in Drogheda. There was a full Board present, every one of the twenty-four members was in his place, and the voting ...

... crisis arose has taken an active part in the Parnellite iuterest, was opposed by Mr M'Quillan, North Road, the nominee of the Whig-Cleric party. No effort was spared to ensure his defeat. The influence of the clerical gentlemen was, as usual, wielded to ...

... meeting for the purpose of recogoising and consolidating the members of the League into one solid Incas, and of weeding out the Whigs same as they would if they got weeds in one of their fields—they would have them removed, and thrown on the road side (heir ...

... behied the acne.. Let me ask what influence behind the scenes induced Mr Follalll and his junta to vote with all the Tory and Whig ex-officio. to elect a poor rate collector lately? By whose interference did Don-, nay get the key of Kellystown cottage? Why ...

... gars their splendid abilities, dirirded by patriotic ardour, to the good tight made for the tenants up to '7O. sad who routed Whigs and Tories from the county—men in whom we And At successors today in such dauntless leant champions as Father w Wowis, Father ...

... 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 ...

... estranged of Mr Purnell's followers were now becoming unable to keep a serious countenance when they talked of such men as Whigs and seceders (laughter and cheers). Mr O'Brien concluded with a few sentences in the Irish language,which were received with ...

... that (ho opinion of (ho great Tim been taken, but whether this is so or not I cannot say. At all events come of the local Whig.clerical party seems to have money to loose, and they am o determinod to spare no effort to endeavour to oust from the Corporation ...

... 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 ...