... forward ,nd subscribe towards the National League, that call upon the men of Knockerta wrt,i thfl Whig Federation,’ ‘That we also conthe action the Whig Poor-law Guardians whT, ate trying represent the feelings of the is of parish as their father, did ...

... and Emly. that statement stick, aud though Mr. T. Kiokham may characterise our remarks as a tissue of fa'ae* hoods,' and the Whig print may state that they are nothing but a stale slander.’ As a matter of fact when the remains were refused admission to ...

... Parnell and bis followers connection with the Land Bill, and compare it with that of the seceders who voted with the English Whigs in order defeat it.’ ‘That the best thanks of this branch are hereby given to Mr Pie»oa Mahony, MP, for his action on behalf ...

... ns from him. Following upon the last meeting, they had a meeting of the new Liberal body recently established Ireland, the Whig Federation. In reference the reports of the Federation meetings he would say that no period of Irish history, and in connection ...

... join the branch and take out cards of memberflhip. This is the district where few weeks ago the secretary ?>ro, tem, of the Whig organisation paid a surreptitious visit, and attempted to get a snatch vote favour of the seceders. In Woolwich a branch ia ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF UNITED IRELAND. Sir— Thomas J. Condon, M.P., addressing a Whig meeting some time ago, said that Co. Tipperary was as solid as the Rook of Cashel against Parnelllsra.” prove that Tipperary is as sound as ever Nationality I ask your readers ...

... 3•4, /PS. and per cent. A paper like the Wrj ought know what is talking about, It ia a curious thing, by-the-way, that tho Whig crovva over tho progress of Belfast at tho expense of other portions of Ulster, A genuine Belfast man thinks Belfast is Ulster ...

... Parnell did not believe in Whigs ; and he put Dickson out. Of course our Whig felt cut. wanted to be member of Parliament; but how was he manage the thing? Tyrone was lost ; it had found out the Whigs—and especially Mr, Dickson. So Mr. Dickson, looking ...

... present Irish dispute, but, on the other hand, regarded with utter contempt this cowardly and disgraceful surrender of the Irish Whig membera at the command of an English leader. From the moment Michael Davitt opened the columns o£ his paper to abuse of the ...

... the march.'* It would be invidious, and unfair to tbeui, publish your letter. THE WHIG FEDEBATION IN CASTLE REA, TO THE EDITOR UNITED IRELAND. Dear Sir—A meeting of th« Whig Federation woe held a room in tide town Sunday, and the object of this letter la ...

... ruers of tho city Cork, assembled in the League the Cross Hall to denounce the Irish Leader and to develop the resources the Whig Federation. Tho chairman, Uov. Canon O’Mahony. in the course of a bitter and abusive attack Mr. Parnell, whom called a “plague ...

... completely carried away the audience. Mr. O’Byrne’s speech was admitted all to be the very best he has ever delivered. The Irish Whigs are so terrified and bewildered at the success and the progress of the independent branches in Liverpool, that they are co ...