... Nam masted by Mr. C. D. Dellyenrry. take is dell rot up, sad as gall wilk ad Welk Woollen mai raw, el • mill end besatiful Whig le map bee the Seduce. meal le the at • =rasa is a wawa II* of Wage yea elm a samba sank a dm alma and some east galena TAgeo=m ...

... liona;liee on Irish nationality. We bare* shown spin and again what divides. salmi ° te ar people, how, not to speak even of Whigs sad 'Tories, bow Cbansberlain can faster is the threat et Olivlstoze. However, while we make all this defence ...

... aw= g neding . TrTlibett mid is the .an ananar. Tan an bare it. sin mid that *nil try sad Mined nest .noes, sad tint se Me Whig ea lwaseary position tie committee woad frier it 8o then wry badly atertaini the here the deputation she, whin they *ale ...

... commete4 most, servile is the lea. or trasenreeme to forage esnies litany wear gad at n much whin to no prmeasse (from d Whig Party dariaa My TeMe. by Lord Reload). Lad C nasals thee devinbei the whin, on be vonieg Viestroy, ha feast Dana •—•On my ...

... rameroor mad ledincriminate reviling their countrymen ; calumnies that if &meta avastst. their te h.-natives would excite horror Whig. nation in the breads of the gentry of nay other country in Europe or perhaps oe the globe. DO GIRLS HAKE BETTER CLUES THAN ...

... Itaellarroach led ae army the sad bera.4l oath at. hems asd mayor?' That was to INA. ad very keg allay the bailees esti ',bids Whig &dames to twerp assoilsak ereordiag to the vain the ehrosieler. larked the tows oe the r osatetiok bare rejoiced is a wares ...

... Doyle's motion was carried. ALLEGED IIIGHWAY ROBBERY BE. TWEEN GRAM& AND BORRIS. lIARD GROG AT BALLYTIOLEA. end the defendant Whig to lift him up a the r Ito was not injured. and did cot appoir to be injered. but ho itaer asleep or ve.y drunk. lie did not ...

... the co lection they sent howduille into most of the houses in the parish calling upon the people not to estotriburti to the Whigs. At the soggretien of Mr. Condon, M.P., Mr. DilleDln paid 2100 of the money c elected in spits tao nellities to a Tippet-say ...

... short cf a National crisis would justify Mr. Dillon's action, or if the paper was in the hands of intriguers, traitors, or whigs, as we are sometimes called. But where was there any justification for this? Use it strengthened? Bas at added to the National ...

... South Wexford have proved themselves to be all that the Factionists said they were—the greatest of triton and the worst of Whigs. However, we have beard of that before, end Ido tot know if it will affect you very much. But we must make up our minds that ...

... there one pear. To Mr De Ilenay—lt is six years sines I valued that farm. I then valued it at £l7l, and the pnee• in cattle Whig fallen, sad the interest on the outlay expended by Dr Boyd hair( increased, are the mans which make see redeem thY rest. Mr ...

... payers of sawaities e User is reduction of the am nut or of the Oft1111).f of the instabilities. By Cum of the Perches, of Land (Whig) let. 1191. it is roweled—Where a yeews liable to goy perches. aoeuity, either (a) redroas amenity or say part target or its) ...