... assailants at defiance., At four meetings of the League, at two of ?? Shgvw, ?? Whig member for Cork, presided- I vwas refused a hearing. On the third occasion, Midr. Brooks, the Whig member for Dablin, was in the chair ; by him I was also refused . hearing ...

... at ali events, a, :thlere. i no doubt that . Mr, Delahuntv'has o. . : a sabstantial majority, although .the Indilords, vR Whig and Tory' as a rule, 'qere allied against him, tU and- for lr. Lebinaun., -There were soine notabie g exceptions. Captain-Barry ...

... particularly obnoxious 1o the Whigs. To ones him therefore in 1874 wras * matter of great importance, and Mr. O'Keeffe WVas seleeted for the duty. Mr. O'Keeffe was backed with the support of the Duke of Devonshire and other Whig landlords, and it was tolerably ...

... Atn I tillado Sherries, Old and Mediam Ports o flue caharB , i Di large variety of Clarets of different vinteges; Old Malt Whig. key, Brandy &G. See Catalogues. . 1 bHE ITALLAN DEPARTMENT _ aoCmprises- I Valencia, Sultans; and Layer Raisins, Currants ...

... Francis Dalzell Finlay examined by Mr. Butt-I am the defendant; since 1857 1 have been proprietor of the Northern Whig; I see in the Forthern Whig of 2nd August, 1872, the para- raph beginging A tenant on the Hertford estates has also called on us. Did a ...

... document wes adopted by the clergy of the Deanery of Clifden in conference as- eembled on the 7th inst. 'Of- the utter neglect by Whig and Tory Go- vermentti of Irish intereste, the condition of Con. nemare affords abundant proof. Vast tracts of reclaipleble ...

... confidante oil temperance matters wben he poured out his heart to 3,fr. Brooks But I notice in the Beltot papers of ?? day-.the Whig and the Netw-Leter-that some of Mr. Corry's constituets have become 5uspidiowI About his reported interview with Mr. Brooks ...

... when they acquire stake m the pountry) aTory. Some time after the ohtiggel. Lord Byron was Rased whet it would take to , re- Whig Dpdley , The poet replied he must b Fo Ward-ed. Lord Dudley openly avowed and de~fende the tractice of pre-writing speeches ...

... by a Conservative stat-o man, but it was er. Sullivan and his allies ivhn rejected that proposal, and with the help of tih Whig whip defeated the Government upon it. A: that time Mr. Sullivan proclaimed that Sundoy closing was demanded with one voice ...

... author gives a graphic sketch of the House of Commons as Mr. IDisraeli first knew it:- Lord John Russell is the leader of the Whig party, and at the moment Secretary of the Home flCpartment. Some doubts are still entertained as to his ability to fill the ...

... article was that he, as an Orangeman, a had betrayed the secrets of the Orange society by pub- . lishing in the Nloe'thlem Whig a report of the proceed& 0 lage-bonneoted with that body. 'Mr. O'Donnell granted a summons for Wednesday next against Messrs ...

... clerks ?? market , lt~he practice-of retunlsg to the salesmasters of hd and straw in Smithfield market a portion of 'the fee# whig the Lord 3Mayor's depties, -as ?? oacers receive under the Act of Parliament for the weighing I of hay an straw for the protection ...