... on the late 4 outcome of the Tally:then Factioi.i..ts in trying t, brand the member,' of that brooch of the Federation as Whigs, cowards and a lot of balderdash lake that. For himself, he had :nothing but pity for their Chairman, Mike Wals,, pretidiue ...

... city by the Suit claim to have covered themselves with glory. Amid the whirligig of escitemeut caused by the defeat of the Whig Michael Devitt, and the pleasurable feelio4 of scanning the sheds of telegrams from such wellknown Natiomili.te as Casey' ...

... readers of the Conservative a petition was about being lodged against the return of Mr. Peter Murphy by a few of the ardent ! Whig-Federation supporters of Mr. ItitEvoy. Mr. Murphy pluckily offered to resign and fight the election over again, and it seems ...

... not one man in a thousand has the opportunity of making the hest of his natural gifts; he has not even the opportnnity of [Whig them out; poets, musicians, artist., orators, great origientorto to their graves in omeg:di-fiats or . fustian jackets, became ...

... to the front, but chile the party was uuitad and while money was required, they were the very men who were now attending the Whig-Federation meetings, and who always refused to contribute. He knew them, and the men who were deputed to oolleot with him knew ...

... of all the big guns of the Separatist party, and his meetings were addressed by Mr Devitt, and several others of the Irish Whig party, labile Sir Thomas Brooke may be said to have been Wt to fight his own battle single-handed. The Unionists have not entered ...

... into polities were always abeent formerly when they were wanted. Now tboy rase in because they were Will •nii supported too Whig eau.* And how could good (rich Nat. valist• en in..nev ante the hate's il teen who at the inettitql lei t..e Leinetee Hall ...

... confers a great boon upon the labourtng men of the town. DURING the week a numbor of the members of the local branch of the Whig-Federation have been going about collecting money presumably for the relief of the evicted tenants. Some of the Seceding members ...

... Commons, Roeeendals has spoken and Home Rule must be granted. This is the foolish bunkum which the Gladstonians and their Irish Whig allies would ask people of commoa sense to swallow, but we are very much mistaken if even their immediate following will do ...

... did it happen that it took Redmond and Harrington 14 years before they found out that the majority of the Irish people were Whigs ? Iho ulittirman then put the resolutions which were unanimously carried, and 1 he meeting separated. KING6COURT—BRANCH. The ...

... Mies Beaumont. On the 7th October she had been hit by her with a dumb-bell on the wrist. Her pupil disliked raliotlooniot room Whig also. Sho told Mrs Beaumont the child had st:uck her with the dumb-bell but Mrs Beaumont never took any notice of it. The cousins ...

... sergeant spoke be need to get porter oat as well as to 14et water in. %ILIUM ' after some hesitation, odd that wu a different Whig. Mre Sluljoeu was:exsznined, and had no waterkil evidence to r,fft.r. J Currikau LUd be watt eroployed by Mr Muldoon. and ...