... implement which the Whies wished to demive them of. If they voted tor the Whigs they were “•in# that implement o«i Whigs’ hind, a jisting them put crop and the would the Whigs iuld have a gmid harvest, and they themselves would have weed-. the other hand ...

... that ruch lying, malicious, extreme statement from the Whigs is better ihir even Canon M spoacbes in favour •.I Dr Condun to set-ire bis triumphal return the Council. Condun, according to the Whigs, is very bad man—such tn-m tto quote their paper) that ...

... not for Nationalist* but for toadies ami trimmers, was meaning a« well method in the madness and virulence with which the Whigs were attacking the great parish pneat of Bundoran. Perliaps the fact that the very rev. gentleman dared Mad defied one individual ...

... promised biu»» band. (Liughter.) What more tilting appendage to the Whig* of Rotten Raw tlran brass I Kind. Keogh and badlier had biass buid '52. (Cheers) They i»e-nayed the |K-ople and their Whig friends' who who were the and Keoghs to-day, were endeavouring ...

... AN ELECTOR, IS THIS TRUK? To the Kdilor. Sir -There on mao this town who has taken great interest in the rt tarn of the Whig noaidate: and 1 fail ee. why. for he should net have forgotten what the did on his father. The eery day hi* father died another ...

... ELECTIONS. iiio Whig* arc pitiable plight. Their iK'iiuuaiioits in the various divisions fur the spell ruin and lout. hopeless were their ...

... irthy that held the Ouvciniuent in the hollow- his huiid and that he d the Whig patty beyond the water in the hollow of his hand and (the speaker) only hoped that when the nroper time came would play bis ...

... The Whigs must ,be in a sorry plight to mention Mr | Tracy's name but know the devil can quote scripture for his purpose. The Whigs glory the name, why not Its highly respectable. One of them recently said man had not money enough to called Whig. Good ...

... I!.- (.be S |H-.ker| a. !. K^a/h-ctl.ma, bill In• iim.l ..I g..i.ig ..vei 1., ill.- Whig* and lie did ,I 7- of (be »i'ua(iou ii.«( a( (he .i ei-kiti-.n wlien the Whig ■•Hi (bat not black an a .■rgaii w.i* .i'.-m teg.irding bim. Ils alnise * >Un 1 iv ...

... most strongly recommended Dr Condon to the electorate, and declared that he is head and shoulders oyer his opponent’ but the Whigs were deceivers over. Mr Cassidy and his friends have resolved, we are informed, upon giving up holding meetings. wonder, when ...

... in the county and ever Irdandilluminated witboot anv local in' tima-ion (cheers.) Thet was the lam'est of all exciees, the Whigs of Ballysbaonon could pot forward to save themselves from tho charges uf cowardice on that occasion. Cassidy was one of the ...

... . u, .l remit the poll would prove how insignificant and isolated* were the Whigs in the division, even when backed by the Union tst party. (Cheers.) was evident the Whigs were come straits even in the town, for in th-r urbiisi division they had thrown ...