... 27, 1894 ! came down to you at the last election asked j you to support the Independent Party, I told then, vrheu the Irish Whig Party succeeded in electing their man, that you would get nothing ! from England ; and what hare you got ? (Criet of Nothing ...

... them and return their former representative, Redmond then described the differences between tho Independent Party and the Whigs, The tirst great one between tho two parties was this, that while they said that the Bill which withheld from Ireland the power ...

... political parties. Mr O’Kelly says hates tho Tories. I (cheers). But cate tbt Tories as open enemies of our cause, I hate the Whigs as still more dangerous, because more dishonest foes of our country our cause, and believe me, if the Liberal Party has taken ...

... specimens of the advanced Whig; genna aa there are unfortunately in other parts of Iheountry. What their attitude towards the may be we cannot say for certain, though speooUtien to the action they may take, judged by tbe way in which the Whig leaders hare shirked ...

... They will find that it is but living fool's paradise to trust In the premises of the Liberals or follow the guidance of their Whig allies. (Free Poir.) «. 4 is t»r.*vD will sent rat« gay pare «f 3riuia. Scttai vi-' Aaitrtlit, a-;. fbraa i 1 Si* 4i; Twalts ...

... order must aischnrced. Judges 0 Brien, Holmes, and Madden concurred, Holding that Mr Blakeney’s application was unprecedented. Whig: Mooting: at Castlebar. Kr, Win, O'IS rim, M.l*., Kvictions. ! Fedorationiat meeting was held on Sunday Castlebar. Me.isra ...

... the United Irish Society, hart left Dublin an sedition and the tnon iship ot itbert Emmet behind him. tor London and the Whigs and the triendship of Lord Jobe Kuseeii. Glorious exchange ! It is cunou* tnmg that most Englishmen believe the hiatorj of ...