... WHIG M.P. DENOUNCES THE CROWN Fermoy, Bungay Evening. Mr J C Flynn. M P. •perking meeting held CasUalvons this evening in aid of the evicted tenants, referred to the jury packing at Cork Assize*. He alluded to what he termed the sidesplitting farce of ...

... P; A M-Hujjh, UP, J.aper Telly, MP, left bligo the 10 tram for Manorhamiltoo. county Leitrim, for the purpeae of addressing Whig meetiug. Their presence in was quite unnoticed, aad their arrival Manorhamiltoo might almost said to the eaae. The meeting ...

... that if the Irish Whigs, whom be tanas tionnliato. abotained from voting with the OoTernmeet critical divisioo, the Adminiatrnlion of Mr. Oladatooe woold bo overthrown. Ho evidently in ia the ooofidance, if not the infloeooe. of tho Whig, from Ireland, aad ...

... nothing was done, as the authorities knew very well that the Whig members would prefer to never see pier Baltimore than that it should lie secured the action an Jndcpondeat member. The Whig representatives kept .heir peace, aud the poor fishermen saw ...

... ion. The circa m»tanoee attending it went long way prove the pretended friendship of the Engluh Democracy, which the Irieh Whig* eo much relied, be nothing bat wretched farce. The roieerable and poeitieo the evicted lenanlewae oonsidered. Mr Fagan thought ...

... CLERGY. Cork, Friday Night. Mr Bodkin, M P, delivered lac tare ia (he Assembly 1 looms to-night, under the auspices of the Whig National Hociety. Tbe attendance was small, and was largely composed of | boys from tbe North Pariah. There was not a I single ...

... me if you will,” said Parnell warningly in Committee Room Fifteen, but be sure that you get my value.” The recreant Irish Whigs sold him, certainly, but has Home Rule benefited, or is Ireland an inch nearer tq political salvation ? The Daily Newt, on ...

... the Rev Father Treeey, of Cork, with regard hi th* Free Library ;tb«Wex/orxl Poet Oflies Case, the Speech, the Kailway Fares Whig to Dublin, the ** Insn Timex oo efiairs, such subjects. The political sitoalion carefully reviewed ia aeries of articles, ...

... politicians assured us ail. Well, the tenants have not gone in, and the Political Prisoners have not come out. Surely the Whigs see that fact and acknowledge it, and seeing it they must repeat of their political follies and crimes—unices, indeed, long ...

... greater the Wost Briton tbe loader should talk about tbe great Irishmen the pset. Or it may that looks upon what are left of the Whigs of Cork as being densely ignorant that it is time that somebody should commence to instruct them on the history of their country ...

... Leaguers Roecoturnon bad done more within the past fsw months for ths cause of the evicted than the Federation with its 72 Whig members of Parliament. who are without a policy save implicit reliance on ths pie-crust promises of a faithless British Government ...

... 8 speech at yesterday s meeting would afford, for example, an admirable basis on which to found debate cunccruing Whig promises and Whig performances. all remember how the methods of Mr. Balfour were denounoed few years ago. remember what flery invectives ...