... on and strengthen by every means in our power, the noble and hononrad cause for which they died: of the people, for the people, and by the people, shall not perish. That we . lenew oar whole-hearted and unswerving allegiance to our great and honoured ...

... two issues dominate the whole elections. The first these issues that a new poiicy has been put before the people, namely, that the Irish people should refuse to accept compromise national claim and insist on the immediate settlement of that claim the ...

... endangered the whole principle of University representation. They had got an enormous potential electorate. A very large potential electorate was disfranchised, very largely by ite own act. He thought the representation was amply worth preserving. Great pains ...

... imagined that they Would make clean sweep all who would have the temerity to question their assumed right to parcel out the representation of constituencies of the land amongst themselves . aid those npon whom they were pleased bestow their coupon. It is gratifying ...