... disappointment. Messrs Hemsworth and Cole aro the candidates for whom the Nationalist votes will cast,” Tha ** two decisive Whig victories” referred are the return of Mr J Koche the ulderniaaship, and Mr A Atkins to the councillor ship. Mow, no one Knows ...

... motion, and sai l Parnell was deposed and degraded leader. had changed from being a Home Kuler to au ally of the Tories and the Whigs. He had changed account of a bad v/oman who was a villian, and she was worse than Mr Green (excitedly)—This Is actionaule. ...

... Limerick,” and stated that the men who drove our chief, Charles Stewart Parnell, to his grave will attempt to parade their Whig policy before you in the city of Sarsheld on Wednesday next. Will yun tolerate their presence ? No. Assemble in your thousands ...

... assertion recalls to mind the fact that Mr. Parnell was at that period, or very soon after, engaged in fighting, as he is now, the Whigs and the clerical element in the Home Rule party. There were then far fewer of the clergy supporting him than there are now ...

... £7O, which £-10 ml I payable the city, aad £lO the con ity. The consideration the matter was adjourned. CONTRACTS. The folio whig were declared contractors for supplies—Flour, Messrs J M‘Mul*eo, at £ll 16s per ton. Whole meal, Uliaau, at £8 8s per ton. ...

... 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 ...

... but hesitated to make any public use it. The recent declaration some of the Irish prelates and their connection with the new Whig Federation render it necessary, however, that the public should be in possession of a document calculated to throw so much ...

... benefits they possibly could get by Parliamentary means. They were being called Whigs, but they should judge by their acts, not by their opinions. The dilLrence between the Whigs and the old Independent Party was that the Independent Party held perfectly ...

... It is absolutely impossible to apply the term of Whig to a party which numbers amongst its members these two lllnstrieus and patriotic sons of Ireland. Mr William O’Brien a Whig ! and John Dillon Whig The idea is simply preposterous. In the speeches which ...

... Kilmansecb.whom George made Countess of Darlington. The family were gradually reaping the reward of their steady adherence to Whig principles, bat did not take a prominent part in public life either in the Georgian or Victorian era. The third Earl of Darlington ...

... ing columns, that had all along doubted their authenticity. With the single exception of sneering passage in speech at the Whig Federation on Wednesday, in which Mr Hcaly jauntily referred bis accusers to Mr Balfour, he chose remain silent, and allow ...

... would not take him supporting Mr Balfour; he bad only compared bis action in grappling with the distress with that of the Whigs iu ’46 and '47. He would say that Mr Balfour had done infinitely more than they did. Mr Long said he had not expected that ...