... Sunday, January 17 last, Mr Condon addressed meeting Clerihan, which is fully reported in the‘Nationalist’ of January 20 the Whig paper in Clonmel. Having alluded to hie opponents as ‘the John O’Donnells, of Market Street: the David Nugents, the Johnny ...

... more than most of them, basked in the sunshine Court favour. But sad calamity bofel him and them when Queen Anne died and the Whigs came into power. The Court Physicianahip, with its accomjianiments and advantages, vanished. Arbuthnot, however, notwithstanding ...

... the former. That was bis first fallacy. The main issue which lay before the electors earning election eras not question of Whig Tory. It was question of onion against separation—(ftppltuw)-’ and it was ridiculous tav that cause which counted Mr Chamberlain ...

... Roman Catholic Church, with precisely the same instincts of resistance those which in 1688 united Roundheads and Cavalien, Whigs and Tories. Re- and upholders of the divine right ngs—which united all classes and sections oft the people of this country ...

... the special support of the Campaigners, who probably look upon Mr Dickson, an old Oladstonun Liberal, as little better than a Whig. It would be difficult to say bow far these two sections may differ in policy. There is an impression, however. that the H ...

... Bad wait are always making without aver fulfilling them. What you have to decide, gentlemen, is not whether you rota for the Whigs rot* for the Torfoa—that is long since pool and gone. . The real point issue of the taro parties has your confidence? Yon must ...