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... THE BBOTHEBLT WHIGS. MB. XNOX ON ONE OF THE BOUNDEBS, Tb» rrili that V«»T Kaoa* M addraaaad a lattar to a Balfait Matioßaliat who to him oalltag hta aMoaMoa to a alataraaat mad* Mr Win O’Bftawaa hald thaca Friday, tb Mr gad thought batter ol hit dat ...
... THE WHIG FEUDS. by Messrs. Healy and Murphy. London, Sunday E 'mpg. The Frees ASIOCIALOU'S Dobbs oorreepoodent telegrsples—Mr Healy, replying to • Prose represenitative to tuferesee so the speech of Mr Dillon on Friday eight, said be bed Got read the ...
... THE WHIG FEPKfUTI ...
... THE WHIG FEDERATION. ...
... WHIG PROMOTIONS. (From thf .\loming Putt Let not the Whig* deepeir, A baa who rata dcx»« know bis oao ba baa aery soon appoiotc*! chief buth r aod obitf baker from among bia old followera. There U oothiog like an organized party . it ia never deetroyed ...
... The Whig Forgeries. Ta-ra-ra ! Mr Edward Fitzgerald P L G who was recently fined EBO and coats for uttering forged proxy papers, wee present at the meeting presided over by Cason Oltahony, which seat the revolution of reproof to the Freeman steeling on ...
... Whig Conventions. At a Whig convention held in Templemore, Tipperary, on Thursday week, Mr P J O’Brien, M P, and a Mr John M‘Carthy, were elected the Whig candidates for North Tipperary and Mid- Tipperary, respectively. The election the latter candidate ...
... THE WHIG CONVENTION Limerick people appear to be particularly spa thetic over the Whig Conrentiiip. despite tie daily booming given the caieue by the Fallen Journal. The el Federation has never met since M sbeehi attended tad delegate. were appointed ...
... WHIG LIES. Newspaper Agitation—Carlow, Jan. 12.—This town Las latterly been inundated with the League weekly papers, which are forwarded to all classes and parties alike—men, women, and children, Whigs, Tories, Radicals, Young and Old Irelanders, and ...
... THE WHIG FEDERATION. Mr Robert A Donovan, A, presided yesterday the fortnightly meeting of the Whig Federation in the offices. Rutland square. The Chairman said they had arrived at the turning point in the National movement, and the before the country ...
... support the Whig government. We do not cavil or quibble about words. It is perfectly plain that Mr. Sheil belies ed that Lord John Russell relied on the agencies of corruption to c •nvert the nominees of the priests into the Janissaries of the Whigs. But more ...
... THE LOVING WHIGS. Mr. Vasey Knox. M.P.. and the DlHonks Party. Mr Voey Knox, M P for Derry, hr some) spicy things in his London letter in to-day'i Cork Humid boar the Whig Party, of which he is s member. Here is what be says r — The party is bankrupt ...