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... WANTED. 400dssoms410011 Appir to . at ppm Nii, NIV ANTTD to net • pliotogiviste to NO of tits Whig to Oust. hams 0. las•easg. 114. Dollar _ . ...
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MI CITY REPRBSIINTnION
... mina ion piper, boo he Raked them to look the that etra• and tell am there s elect. Whig smog them (cheers)? Waa William Ffegarty ever Whig of never)? When the Whigs wanted to pot lien Prowls Mimi,s out of the rommentaion William Surety the man to come ...
literary amino It Mr !Item* judgrarna I wdl toke ow I am gotoi yk •q. he rootord to Cot 1
... I* 11 refer to, haw he.. alludei ite ha sight lam a Whig I ark you. look back for $S year.. sad oboe, my I mt. mos I a Whig ? Whoa did I give • • When did Whig appal Whoa did I try and • owe by Whig ? I eserele sS - I ham aoaght emeihreemst. I that Kr ...
‘ION.—THURSDAY, MAY
... been put forward by the Whig party in this city. There was not single member the Whig narly in this city who wailed on him. never himself with them. Mr. Daly cast that imputation him—the man who was appointed magistrate by the Whigs. was mounted up the steps ...
MP THE CORK DAILY HERALD. MONDAY MORN
... time there are only three candidates Were the constituewcy, via., Mr. William J. P., a Conesreative. William 17111rien, Q C„ &Whig, and Mr. JohnD.ly.3 P. IS 1171 Home Ruler. On Saturday. a meeting of the friend and eupporters of Sbellike invited Mr. Denny ...
•- • • menst Votes (laughter sal Mf• =anent on to explain the why this had bees toned upon him,
... They mere the old Whig this city that would trample working man, and would do now as they did in day. peso—try to stifle the upirstielle if roes as John French. Manitire (chests). There via no roan who suffered more from the Whig clique then Maguire ...
1111• CITY RErRESINTXTION
... be M the of the Whigs (IguetAter). . Ft PPOIL Ili BS. Daily's career 121 and Another glut Mr. be hes be own t• the Whigs. Who ea had the hot •iP P. Who helped on to be the Mound pe.-ple we, to the Mint, mid the of Cork 1 It was the Whig section of the ...
22 6 1816. of Mr. Ws oeourrown was then found sod shoots o ho was on wre very few, •oil
... wand (chow). He backed up by OM of the same nen to he bad t o. (erred. he gew the onqualled to the Keenest be had thee. the Whigs wen at all satiseribing to the to. pease. of the cutest (loud applanoo. He regretted deeply SIMS teee of dr. Day. talent and ...
therefore, could not conceive the cams of the of indignation that Mite be mil the ebopkeeperis should the A Would
... him_ ohm ! there wee • foal sad Osesedsliestoi as the walla of the city to the atM h• (Kr Daly) had been made • mittens*, by Whigs. All he mold tell them ma tide—that Ise had bees amid the magistracy by John Maguire, and that he trot It. smd it out; when ...
MR. GOULDING’S RETURN
... possible blame ; to give them their due, they did what did not—they voted like one man. They were not split the division of Whigs ; they were Tories genuine, and they did their duty like men. When, therefore he mentioned Mr. Goulding’s name he did not think ...
SOTIZ e,nitalL uc) AND atwkwTigma .lA7crre
... addresood emir supporter, loot night. lb. Lin repudistod made on the rains siert by Mr. Day, that be was • tool of by the Whigs. Hrs. Yr. Galbraith ha. ts'esraphod to a., deseribinn so a fabrication the tam bablia in Tuesday's ropromntod that the Cuanuil ...
ai DAILY HERALD, TntitgDAY liiUghllSt3, MAY 18, 1876
... stronger leagang• be the pasty 1.0 se the Whig uf yen Ingo Misted. an Melo sow sose I intended ono speetne. if. dethared the party of Cork (geepos). Times will be Wenn. I as other that so meter how this west, Whig, nein beat alien beet Wir no matter whether ...