... and Parnell it e-* well Whigs got cards invitation. But strange to say these cards contained mention of the place of meeting, and as it afterwards transpired this intelligence was only privately conveyed to few favoured Whigs who duly met. according to ...

... The Cork correspondent of the Dublin Evening Herald writesl wonder what the Parnellites of Cork have been doing that the Whigs should think it possible that we would amalgamate witn them they were not such audacious lot of people would be reasonable ...

... instance of the former is taken the coalition between the Whigs and Tories at the end of Queen Anne’s reignthe High-Church Tories under Lord Nottingham desiring the Occasional Conformity Bill, and the Whigs wanting the House of Lords to censure the proposed ...

... deanery of Westport, meeting held yesterday forwarded a resolution to Mr Justin M*Carthy expressing their loyalty to the Irish Whig party, and consenting, in the interests of harmony and unity between priests and people, to the withdrawal of the candidature ...

... be any interference on the part of the Irish Whig Parliamentary Committee to foist man on the constituency whom the electors knew nothing about, and whom they did not want. This rather dumb-founded the Whig membermakers,” and whilst they did not exactly ...

... action of the Whigs in this mailer w.u an invitation the Liberals whittle swat the Homo Rule Bill, and the Goiermm-nt shown themselves very willing to accept -U'*' invitations. , Mr JC Fordo supported the resolute said, that the conduct of the Whig- “he voted ...

... bat, a matter of tact, Mr Motley went out of bis way to select from amongst the Whigs gentlemen, whom nobody bad nominated, except Mr Manrice Ucaly, perhaps. The Whigs chosen outside the nominations of the Corporation are purely and simply the directorate ...

... they received written warning from certain M that they would so at their peril. It is also remarkable that although certain Whigs got the Association boycotted the Examiner, and then taunted-it with having its proceedings mentioned by the Constitution, ...

... danger of all Irishmen was whiggery. No compromise should be male with Whigs or with the Whig party, where tho question of the interests this country were involved. The English Whigs pulled down their Chorch and if they got an opportunity to-morrow, they ...

... and its tuods transferred to another organisation which was lately formed by the Seceders. (Hisses) did out Know whether tbe Whig Press consider tbe issues at stake, whether they could challenge the rigbt of that asso- ciation the critical uour to *ay whether ...

... Herald, ana the Constitution (Cork), the Chronicle and Munster News (Limerick), Daily Mail and Citizen (Waterford), the Northern Whig and Belfast News Letter (Belfast), ami three times each in the Tqbaeco Trade Review, Tobaeeo, Cigar and Tobacco World, and ...

... referring to the amnesty meeting on Sunday next, . aid tbit the Whigs had organised a near Cork on that day in order draw men away from the Cork demonstration. He accused the Irish Whig M P’s of keeping the doors locked. (Applanse.) At tbeconclnsion of ...