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... yesterday BaUygamt, and was unanimously chosen candidate of aaacmblsd thoasaads. is reported that at mooting held yesterday by Whig landlords Wexford, right . baronet pledged himself that CslonolWhita would aontast county. The friends of Mr. Havanasli are ...
... that sfiscU OF COUSTV WEXFORD. Tba Weitcri Cmutitmien s«y« in« lon-'■ promised Whig for the comity yet made hi* aptiearaiice. and think i not [* 7 to do so. We gave the Whigs credit tor more «- tiou and tact than to gnilly of au act (coutesUog the rep ...
... alliance between the people of JEpgland and the people of Ireland. With the people of England, with no class, no Tories, no Whigs, but with the millions who have never had hand or part in the past misgovernment of Ireland. In this allianceretthe oy hope ...
... library at Naas in the capabilities of the company's stall.— Northern certificate of such service, signedß. Vivian, Barrack- Whig. master, being found his chest. Latterly appears At the Derby Sessions, Thursday, woman was hud been servintr in English militia ...
... docs not matter. Nothing in Bright's speaking is more remarkable than his straightforwardness.— Correspondent of the Northern Whig. TIIK BRIGHT BANQUET. TO TICE EDITOR S.U NDKKS SEWS-LKTTER. Sin —Having ptroeivnl* Irura rep ■rted speech Mr. Uright, .-tainm ...
... is an alliance between the people England and the people of Ireland. With the people England, with no class, no Tories, no Whigs, biit with the millions who have never had hand or part in the past misgoverament Ireland. this alliance rests the only hope ...
... agitator of influence umonget the electort for come one or more relative) of whom lie had not procured a liluaiien from the Whig Government / And his confidence was not misplaced; he was elected. But was not this bribery wholesale and complete, and of ...
... many minor judicial dignitaries and a host of Chairmen, afford very tangible evidence of tho existence of a long period of Whig rule. None have, therefore, any reason repine what is commonly called the good fortune of Lord Derby's Government, although ...
... ask him to pay declaring that was one of the me« of who received one-tenth more rewards buying the farm, he would it. ra the Whig Government two years’ imprisonment for But the fact is that the £l,OOO that the Government would advocating justice for the ...
... of the people of Ireland A Voice—“ They are not.’’ Mr. Bright—No ; but I am assuming they are—that they are not Toriis, or Whigs, or Radicals, or Repealers, but anything you like—let every man here assume that all these 105 meittbers Were exactly the sort ...
... Wexford/efcd, With a victor's ovation, the soldier of the Pope, whom Longford soon after called upon to drive the faith-broken Whig official, Colonel White, from the forfeited seat. How shall we designate the insult implied in the expectation that Wexford ...
... gathered from every province in the kingdom, varied in rank and creed and party—-Catholic, Protestant, and Dissenter, liberal, Whig, and Nationalist, High Sheriff, Deputy-Lieutenant, Member of Parliament, and Municipal representative, Merchant, Landowner ...