... Freeman, _. , m- All these Irish Tunes, Daily Express, any Katiomal Press, Belfast News Letter, ot northern Whig, Daily All London Daily Papers, Graphic, |j, Illustrated London News, Paper The Lady, supplied Ladies Pictorial, The Gentlewoman, hy Weekly ...

... assion at ia tiMai ihe si tti imes. Cum= IDELICIOUS -- - so Pori Whig. Extract of Malt ;Esiefiloas, Strsagtheiling tura, axigl Health-rastortur Robes t Math Ow tu by the Passe. es by the Profession as the HAIR PRODUCER HAIR DRESSING COMBINED. It ...

... (N) Neely BAIJA'SIIANNON HA I* Oavigaii (N) Daly (N) M (lavijjan (Whig) M l’lay lU) BUNDORAN Daly (N) Dolierly (Whig) (bcmou (Whig) Cotuu- IUI Oauible fU) Muiiugban Nuliy INI MCium (Whig; MC.n.l CARRIUKBOY. Slone (N) (U) UAV AND ARDEN. M’Uaflerty Mtiiungle ...

... 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 ...

... the memhere tlie enthusiasm and earnestness mwmfcated iti tlieir ranks. Their Whig f 'endwere »orrv plight Unless what might creep for the division Ballyshanaon Urban not Whig would be found in he new District Council. they were p*v>b«bly aw*is the firet ...

... 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 ...

... attendance. I Preadeut, the course of hie opening r*- mark*. Mid that the Whigs imagined they bad ciushed the workingmen of the town. The combination of the Orange, Masonic Tory and Whig interests in the contest had only exasperated the sterling Nationalist# ...

... ivuntrV was sound aud to nisclf. (Cheers.) 'Bheir fnends, the Whigs, had met that night select « candidate. Men and boys all told they numbered about 105 «*• so. (Laughter.) The influence the Whigs was coiitineu tins town. Their supporters the country were ...

... Aa bo«B on flowers alightin'; ham, Bo Whlgß BttUiat Into office grow dumb. These lines are as applicable to Hie local Whigs as they were to the party who so long under that appellation held sway in England. Whiggery is undoubtedly a political disease ...

... 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 ...

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