... ganlsacion that wiil be only a parody on tbe great League through which Ireland has re- ceived so manv benefits. 3. To establish a Whig newspaper, after the type of the 7rish Cathwoic, to perpetuate dissen- sion and disunion, and tfo put money into the pocketa ...

... here friglhtfully opposed to the views I take (cries of Examainer). When the Herold was only a placard and the Cork Exasiner a Whig, the Kerry Sentinel and the men who ran it were receiving Charles Stewart Parnell in Kerry. (Cheers, and a Voice-' Three cheers ...

... us, we are nropered to pr-t1 that not one peltny was spene fro drln k ir n bah-' of Mr. Scully in any part matales Our local Whig paper is now, of coitrse. go00 Ott to the M'Carthy-Healy faction, and will rot p lish anything against the wishes of its masters ...

... PA.RNFL'S LEADERSHIP.' I TO THiEF EDITOR OF Tlihl FEREMAN. DsAn Sin-Under the above heading there appeared in yesterday'si Whig Cor1k- L'zaonerc and also in your Nationalist journal, the names of i sixty-seven of the priests of this diocese whio p Protest ...

... seetion-they have given up tho idea of peasant pr(,prietary and land pur- chase; and in order to conciliate another section- the Whigs and the Lords-in their late Cabinet they refused to entertain, and will conthinue to re- fuse to entertain, a Proposai of reducing ...

... amount of pressure coulc 15 prevail on hin to induce him to improve its die graceful condition, in politics the Duke was n Whig of the old school, but he rarely took any . part in the proceedings of the House of Lords i except when some landlord privilege ...

... Parnell. It was not the way ef ;'Connelle it was not the way of Mfr. Butt. O'Con- ?? relations of friendship with some of the Whigs of his day was often injurious to his in- ,fluence, and similar relations with public men I made Mr, Butt too anxious to please ...

... Freierick Wlu l I hn'Dgc, Samuel; \Nlut;c!l, rdward Ridihosdne. __ TRINITY COLLE-GE, LONDON. LOCALEAMSnN DLDLIN CE:NTRE. The ?? whig were tie il cessfu! ?? ont of a large nmbhver tha t presentti themse-ies at the recent Christe.n EIntina ions. The names are ...

... the Town Commissioners, the Chamber of Commerce, the Gaelic Athletic Aqsociation, and the Young Ireland Society. The Tralee Whig Club gave an example of their fairness by declining to hear a statement from Mr Edward Harrington, M.P., last evening; but ...

... your matchless lefldcetmlip. Amns a, those opposed to you are the men who never, dii art' hoinest-'eorit for Irelanri-ole Whigs, clrensrll-aur-ae ?? of the country, tire eherenth Irour tr er aonolyentered into the great moreaerrt which y u gnnidel, so ...

... for himself, that he would ex- tend his hand to any Government, without dis- tinction of politics, whether that Government be Whig or Tory or Radical, that would discharge in a proper way its first duty as a Government- that of saying tihe lives of the peopie ...

... up into their irawingrooms (cheers end laughtee-). They had aeard all that before. They were alwrays corner )oys when the Whigs wanted to run in their )Id Dien. But the dayy was come when every read counted. He had been told, and fie had f -ead in the ...