... ltd! you at the National League ofLcee, Upper O’Connell street. That the Bar.try band haven t atom “nous'* The must pestilent Whig must confess. For tboy’ve gone «nd put our old Parliament House On the top of the National Press On the top the Press we carelessly ...

... men who never did anything for their country, never suffered any loss or experienced any hardships, hut were simply the old Whig element (hear, hear). If the sececera had remained faithful Parnell he believed that William O'Brien and John Dillon (cheers) ...

... will place Parnell the head the poll.* appeal to the sterling NatioAlista of North Sligo to inflict a crushing defeat on the Whig candidate, Collery, and end the campaign rebellion,’ The resolutions were supported by Messrs Ronayne, Russell, and Twomey ...

... thotgent'.einan his magnificent viDdic.Uh n of hiraaMf and the National League acainat the foul asporsious the small scurrilous Whig clique, who. to aggrandise themselves ore eu to mislead the people to their utter ruin and the ruin the country. Proposed ...

... Edward Walsh and the Wtxford People, As for Canon Doyle himself, well—better say nothing. The Waterford News says One of the two Whig orpana issued In Clonmel has collapsed, and gives up the ghost with snarl aud whine. Tipperary, the journal published by Mr ...

... referring i meeting The Coi Bfciiyknucl the chair. moußiy ad ling, and ** 'That znitteo nine the congratntai ▼iodioAth anginal th' Whig cliq •udaavt.ut, ruin 1 Mr C Keai “That wi reception America, brethren ine.unpara Sever ai meeting Special Noone, held co re ...

... this meeting pledge itself to support the National candidate, Alderman Collery, and that shall earnestly labour to defeat the Whig .ttornty from Dublin, who comes to North Sligo on behalf of pledgo-breakiug and treason to the cause of Ireland.’ Alderman ...

... evidence of their faith, and to answer in the most effective way the sneers which have been levelled at them by the purse-proud Whigs who are straining with might and main to regain their former ascendency in Irish politics. ...

... resolution, and 1 remarked that now was the time for all Nationalists to support their chief in his struggle against the Irish Whigs and time-servers (applause). Mr J Farrell. V P, in supporting the resolution, said that he would feel sad if the Nationalists ...

... that the editor of this paper should be held up to odium because of his religious belief, or that capital for anti-National Whigs should be made out of the fact that he is a Protestant ? Is this tolerance ? Ne; is a specimen of that intolerance, fear of ...

... subscriptions to bolster up Executive which is endeavouring to convert the National League of Great Britain into a branch of the Whig Federation ? Every effort was made on our side to induce the League of Great Britain to remain neutral in the present controversy ...

... nothing has transpired to modify the opinion which all right-thinking men then formed of the cowardly conduct of the Anglo-Irish Whigs. On the contrary, everything they have done, written, or said, justifies the profound distrust of them that is felt by all ...