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... difficulties as great F as were ever known to press t themselves in any contested B election in this island. lb l test etwveen Whig S and Tory; it was a strugg etween a co binsd and influ- ential body of landed pr ors and the ope, in the per- It son of an ...
... hist.oy of Ireland, the seession by wnhih the rorreifrmos %athority of O'Connell neon over- Itiwon. Lief cet'pact a'tlr the Whig-', the great taflinD : at], for the 'tr4e time, 3me secret Mistory, Yinutes of n-'u-.eJ and prive'= vor-:pdndence counected ...
... the meeting is likely to assume. THE NORTH WEXFORD CORONERSHIP. e VWexford, Thursday. i A convention of delegates from the Whig' Federation branches of the north of the county was held at Gorey yesterday to select a coroner ; iu the room of the late 1Mr ...
... the style of the fiswidf; .tbe sweep, arid tie coruerboov in describing tee who may differ from tie doctrine preached by tre Whig Federation, thereby leodmn2 his purtes a helping ha-d in draggirg down ald traiiinglrS .poitics in tne rnud it wiul no utereusting ...
... rendered saome service as an opponent to the Centralidng schemes of tie .Whigs. The experience ac- quired by me in the course of tbat arduous contest convinces . me that the Whigs have a uniform policy to sustain every- tbing English and to sacrifice ...
... Centralising schemes of the Whige. The experience ac- quired by me in the course of that arduous contest convinces me that the Whigs have a unuiorm policy to sustain every- thing English and to sacrifice everything Irish. It is a fallacy to suppose that the ...
... Son'a)., ; ?? BEADY. FOR THE ti Shoer ad D;IMCoati Twa n Aac. P - NOTICE TO0 ANGLERS' ?? DootsDtab and Bliacirk. E Waeeproo Whig Steekipsgo Drab and. 'Black. ..ko Wateiswsfo~siin Jaifl'ts, Capee ana' 1toesr . n Wlimpwfiatll Petlflcoitthfd JacetsU lWA.THPROF ...
... poll. This was the more sigulicant as the, ciub, which is very advanced in Natiouni politics, o had pitted against anl the Whigs, Tories, and e Orangemen in the borough. Of the egght elected on tho club ticket, five were members of that ,body, sad three ...
... At the board of guardians to-day, ow-ig to I some observariouas which appeared in the Gnfiroj 2: Osarer and. oatrpy Pil/ot, Whig Federation news- papers, as to jobbery having been carried on by some members of the local boards, a notice of . i motiona ...
... their votes or to vote against the Government and Whig Candidates at the approaching Elections. The ( Electors expect their Parliamentary Representatives, when in the House of Commons, to vote against the Whigs and ' drive them out of power; and it is the ...
... Creagh of Dangan never broke his word to the people. I admit that at the lest election I did oppose the government backs of the Whigs-men who declared against the Tenants f and against the CatholIc Church. The people now sse that Lord Palmeretcri is the enemy ...
... have rendered some service as an opponent to the Centralising schemes of the Whigs. The experience ac- quired by me in the course of that arduous contest convinces me that the Whigs have a uniform policy to sustain every- thing English and to sacrifice everything ...