... Oueen Victoria’s four just opening, will food for reflection. Tories to power j calculation: and Whig [>r O’Connell, ther policy of 1 for several with the Whigs had and victory was within] hi: away the strongest j ;utional leader ever occui soil. put it shortly ...

... . Figures of the general election : Michael Davitt (Whig) 2549 Pierce Mahoney (P) 214 d Majority 403 1893 election James Gibney (Whig) 2035 Pierce Mahony (P) 2.»77 Majority There ware spoiled votes, The total poll was ...

... was unanimously carried thanking the Irish members fer their efforts in the cause of Amnesty and condemning the action of the Whig Party for their renegade policy in voting with the Tories against the Home Rulers, and, be it further resolved, that the sooner ...

... Roscommon Solid. Glorious news ! The Whigs routed out of Roaoommon. Yesterday the result of the polling in North Roscommon was made known follows : O’Kolly (P) 3.411 Condon (W) 2,925 At the last election the patriot, Bodkin, beat Mr O’Kelly by ...

... receive attention from the present Administration. Pressing these matters forward in the last Parliament was called by the Whigs embarrassing the Government, and Mr Morley had sneeringly told him in the House of Commons that it would time to with them ...

... circumstance —of the Parnell policy, and disregard the opinion ot all English parties, whether in England Ireland, the same Whig, Tory, Radical, Catholic, or is our duty as Americans,” said the New York during the recent Nicaragua difficulty, distrust ...

... bcjiiated to believe ttiat majority would be large, The meeting then concluded with chevra fee Parnell. NORTH ROSCOMMON. The Whig Eouted. Splendid Victory of Mr. O’Kelly. Norih Roscommon h»s returned to its rightful pUce in tji® Netionai ranks. It h»* defeated ...

... sinews of war,” simply shook his head and shuffled away muttering “ What is the . world coming to ?” might mentioned that the Whig posters were renewed on Sunday morn- . ing, several e( them beiogplacedinside therailingi of the church grounds. Mr Troy, Dr ...

... so in the past. It is not so now. Then are told that the Whigs shouldgetmoney because they brought about theliberation of some political prisoners. This is the most egregious deceit. The Whigs did nothing for tho political prisoners. They actually induced ...

... the Sheriff announced the result at follows Kilbride Noian Majority Tbe figures the election were : Calonel Nolan (P) Tanner (Whig) Majority It is ditiicult to conceive the scene presente i in the courthouse the theriO called out the result. The majority ...

... to cute srhi.b f* »ho more wovdecfnl yiow t»{ (ste y je and the length of had been *D‘fersr.' , Ruffianly Conduct a Kilkenny Whig and Kx-Policeman. Ifle lias ('ongclenßouk }»rrup9ea Saturday's Kilkenny People publishes the fob lowing An extraordinary rumour ...

... independents of Soath Meath, North Roscommon, East Wicklow, and Kilkenny City on the noble work they have done by routing the Whig renegades aud electing Messrs John H Parnell, J J O’Kally, W J Corbet, and Pat O'Brien as their representatives.’ That regret ...