... last Mr. Meredvth, of Ran- dalstown, county Meath, and we believe brother-in-law of the placeman, has been canvassing the Whigs of Drogheda, and feeling his way amongst ?? Democrat. SPORTING lNV'-lLIGF.VC'E. SANDYMOUNT RACES-MONDAY, MAY 27,1850. Stew ...

... previous to Mr. Leyne's attack on Mr. Fullam, wrote ore word for the Mrfskaemn; he was never connected witl Atn paper, either Whig, Tory, or Radical, and I believe as, never within fifty miles of Mr. Duffy at any time dtfitg any of his trials. There is not ...

... would not presume even to suggest to the people of Drogheda a choice between truly popular candidates. But when we hear that a Whig canvass is proceeding, it is our duty to inform them that there will be no want of a popular candidate. Prince Albert has recently ...

... lordship given by his attorney in that action. The action was of that class which, under his lordship's clause, adopted by the Whig government, would entitle the poor implement maker to £5 costs. The debt for which the action was brought, and the cona fession ...

... the gooseberry trees suffered greatly from the spring irosts. ?? stone fruit have been injured from the same cause.- No ?? Whig. ...

... was a dissolution of parliament at present, the landlords could re- turn their teen with scareely a shadow of opposition. The Whig ministers should look to this state of thiings, and use their infduence to have a liberal extension of the elective franchise ...

... districts. A most insidious advice has been pressed upon the government, to which, with a fatal weakness characteristic of the Whigs, they have most unfortunately yielded. We have already in more than one article alluded to the sub- ject while the matter still ...

... of Mr. Dunlop that he was for- merly editor of a paper called the 3fonitor, which Mr. Duffy characterised as the vilest of Whig joumals (laughter) - and it further appeared from the affidavit of Mr. Dunlop that he was unwillingly examined as a witness ...

... vacancy in one of the common law taxing-offices. We shall see whether the Whigs will do justice to my profession, by appointing a member of it to this situation. It was the Whigs first gave this office to barristers, and now they have an opportunity of ...

... legal situation to which the attorneys and solicitors are entitled as of right, and which they always en- joyed until the Whigs made it a portion of the pa- tronage with which they gorged and gagged the bar. however, as the bar are now about to be de ...

... which brought good prices. Sheep were a lhoin ,demand, but there were few at the stands, and those were neamly all bought ?? Whig. CLONMUL MoONTHsL Y FAIR.-XWVSDSE :DAY.YThiS MOr- 1 ing there was a good supply of cattle in the market, and prices are on ...

... election was a most exciting one, and conducted with spirit, but good feeling. The principal struggle was between Mr. Townes, the Whig nominee for Sheriff, Col. J. J. Bryant, the demo- t cratic nominee, and Col. Jack Hays, the independent candi- date. The latter ...