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... Local Intelligence. DROGHEDA PETTY SESSIONS. At the 'Whig of this court on Monday the following magistrates attended:— The Mayor, P Rena.t, Reg, in the chair. W Whitworth, Oaptain Keogh, Ni. Frank Boyle was charged with serious as• The noise made b► sone ...
... purpose. The means you have used to per English rule and Whig atrocity in Trelan be scorned by humble men ; but you, the re tative of an English monarch, and the instru base and unprincipled Whig clique, f to such a and les. | following up your purpose ...
... ibe sad. all, Whig and Tory, for we feel bound to | say we think there was some force in Lord Derby's | retort upon Earl Russell—‘If you think all these reforms needed, why did you not see about them ' while you were in office?” For the most part the ...
... •WALSHE'S Lltest Novelties of the Season in ' MILLINERY, MANTLES, DRESSES, Lc., tcc., &c. The Stook' Whig satirely sew and fresh . Customers cart fad con fi dent of getting th e very Newrimpatioas flats, Christmas Season. S H $ yr.= imuirr dt DUKE ST ...
... — ana? —— ~— PARLIAMENTARY REFORM. A coumrrrer, consisting of Lord Grey anc dominance of Whig peers has just be Last pointed to make inquiries into the details of the Government Reform Bill. Git committee will entertain ell the question prised in Lord ...
... rible evils brought upon Ireland by the Whigs.— They resisted all hi* efforts to get relief ...
... be (jiii'ty of the slightest impropriety doing what he can ruin ibe Whigs for *ll time come. ...
... oes the aresentative dystom. On the resignation of f ia Auzest 1834, che Whig ministey was Visodent Melbourne was ty theo! | of Lord of the This ministry on a by {V, in November, 18%4, « hor | gig Reel was summoned by the king f etoform & governmsui on ...
... Mr. Lowe, speaking at Kiddermiuster about the Tories taking to reform and going beyond the Whigs, said that when Sheridan saw d Highiander in a large pair of breeches, he re- ” marked that “ Converte were always enthusiastic, “That is true,” ssid Mr Osborne ...
... possess, and to convince their Whig Liberal both Clerical and lap. tt they cannot return a man like Mr Tristram Ker they will send to Parliament a man like Mr M Clintock rather than any’ Whig, or Liberal, o1 merstonian, their Whig and Liberal co-religic both ...
... worthless Whig back. The latter gentleman, eagerly clutching at the opportunity of apply.. lug a golden aolations (the only sort he seems to believe in), hastened to re. 'pond with a fire pound note for the poor prisoners'—the poor prisoners whose humble ...