... Pierce Mabony had also been attacked. Hundreds andhundreds of fly-sheets had been issued, he believed, by the Whigs of Nevelt, or perhaps by the Whigs of Drogheda, attacking Pierce Mehony for some statements he made with regard to the Catholic clergy of Ireland ...

... will be to weed out the Whigs that have gone over from the Natioralists (hoar, bear) We want to preserve the branch exactly according to its name—an indepen. dent branch (applause). A numlier of the old have gone over to the Whig Federation, and can remain ...

... aplendidly through his year of ofmn. Pallasu has a eery snack on tbe old Maw. He said be was not • Whig. He Elireek) knew be was He knew lm on the Whig jaeket. He had no doubt he alluded to the feet, and the time Mr Meagan was in the polio* (shame). they ...

... Rale Bill. If they were in a position to read the ordinary type of Unionist papers, they would see a similar row between the Whigs at the time of Liberal split. He wield say that ;64 a sample of whoa they would get from a Unionist Government. If Ht Everard ...

... the footsteps of his father, and that be will leave nothing in power ntilo.io for the benefit of his native town. Liberals, Whigs, Gladstonians, or whatever they are, have been in conference this week at Newcastle, and Mr John Morley that makeshift politician ...

... ex-Snb-Comtnisaiouer has giveu to Ireland, honest John Barry has sacrificed a thousand. It was an unfortunate tbino for the Whig explaceman that his letter should have hero immediately preceded by a speech of Mr John O'Coonor's at Cork, which proves that ...

... been sterling and so true iu striving for Ireland's righta through all the years of an honoured lifetime? Ile too was but u Whig and a Seceder in the opinion of Mr Parnell and his friends. But those who had taken the side of Ireland in this erisis cool ...

... Me the objection was held to be •alid. There was no appearance on the part of auy of the political parties—Conserratires, Whigs, Parnellites, or anti•Parnellrtes. Mr B R Balfour was preent and watched the proceedings on behalf of the Unionist Association ...

... the intelligence of our readers. There is not a Nationalist on the side that the Parcellitea have been pleased to style the Whig Seceders, that is not as honestly an upholder of the doctrine of Independent Oppotition as the most vehement user of the cry ...

... thee bear of clerical dictation In 'BO when Father John O'Mahony of Cork [applause], reiurned the late Mr Parnell against the Whigs of Cork ? The unit fault to be tai l to their charge was that in ens rl pat ith , s they did not come forward as they shield ...

... Tories thought they had better have the credit of granting it then their opponents, and so, as over the ft-firm Bill, dish the Whigs. (Applause). Now, on the question of free education it was well for them to have clear ideas and tree ones, and so far it ...

... -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 ...