... assertion that a man's I,rains may row Rimy with his judgment f The old anti•Perncliite doctrinestill lingering among a few 'Whig philosophers—ls that the brain is the organ 44 the mind, and that In consequence tt is rldisnlons to talk of a man's brains ...

... time? Galway, March, 15th 1691. The kept slaves of an English political party. Roscommon, Feb. 22nd, 1891. The rotten Whigs who were creeping into our army. Galway, March 15th, 1891. /sc., &c., &c. The forty-four rats. Of the honesty, the wisdom ...

... behied the acne.. Let me ask what influence behind the scenes induced Mr Follalll and his junta to vote with all the Tory and Whig ex-officio. to elect a poor rate collector lately? By whose interference did Don-, nay get the key of Kellystown cottage? Why ...

... estranged of Mr Purnell's followers were now becoming unable to keep a serious countenance when they talked of such men as Whigs and seceders (laughter and cheers). Mr O'Brien concluded with a few sentences in the Irish language,which were received with ...

... 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 ...

... an account of a meeting at Kells. It was not a meeting at all. It I was a sort of a conversation round a table of a ' few Whigs. They seemed to have been hurt by I Isis statements, which lie then believed to be true, and which he believed still to be ...

... determined to nominate candidates to contest nearly every constitueucy in Ireland ; so that tho Seceders, or Parnellitee, or Whigs, or whatever they term themselves, may look forward to having some hot work when the great battle comes on, For years past ...

... Saturday an account of a meeting at Kell.. It was not a meeting at all. It was a sort of a conversation round a table of a few Whigs. They seemed to have been hurt by his statements, which he then believed to be true, and which, he believed stiil to be true ...

... behind the scenes. Let me mak what indocile* behind the scenes induced Mr dolmen and his Jun • to vote with all the Tory and Whig ex httieros to elect a pain rate collector lately f By whose interference did Donnelly get the key of Kellystow• cottage t ...

... behind the scenes. Let me ask what ininence behind the scenes induced Mr Fullam and bill junta to vote with all the Tory and Whig esorgies to elect a po-r rata collector lately. By whose interference did Donnelly get the key of Kellystown cottage? Why if ...

... would be &log • better Service thereby to the politial plea's:9 than by standkeg at their meeting pieces and dent . uocie‘tas Whigs and Seceder, men who were good Irish use as soy or (epplanse). Mr Gritty, M P, who was received with applanak speaking N orth ...