... about per el polation. The public revenue ofas ixolonies during the year 1881 feeblest £21,000.000, against £18,000,000, is MI, Whig an increase of £3,000,000. The 5,428 mile. of railway, 49,105 miles of telegraph, 78,000,000 sheep, the woolclip at last year ...

... bell el the owe were plan nal near him in • second class cane : while sot Illa Om*. The writ Donegal, and has without hi , Whig Mr.. in Sim Early. Carey • friendly visit below or helping ker to h e m i tre d i ii sa g ea t h e 4th d u ly h e muse the ...

... Cabstolime v. S labouvor thio me Let bit elm mtII end rot Meal the chamta nem, Mho tee loom &WM& Mums& tie ma, Is a Isllnt, eel Whig to my As Mom ap pmesbos is is thomds. men sd ao lithe wive Is gripers sr Mom Darentenv -The iettagbtly sub. at Tinting. De ...

... Wenn al is that tem met are Is mom mien. Thos, aad potatoes. with farmyard mare. lee Me lot sad green- Wm growattr tornign Whigs If modes ash. rag. they are mimed with manarik and are equally by yellow treated as Mese. lf, however, swedes ascend Is marigolds ...

... defeated in an attempt to get into Parliament for the borough of M where lie attributed his failure to want of imp. pert by the Whig.. Mrs. Nortoe presented him after dinner to the Heine Secretary, whit had the power, she said, of retrieving the dtovp. piontitient ...

... laboarees oboate them. Mr. Dressma—it is what the mks d ear mod it is • semial Me. sod I ant at the Cbeimeen. - mipsee ewe it Whig& avoid if they were paid far it. (Lomahlon) mid they all knew Mr. lai C ee by • feeling ia =lhewed I but be (Oapiais he lam ...

... Drogheda, the heart or which was sound to the core, but whieb was, nevertlielees, the last refuge of toothless hut venetimus Whig. pry in Ireland! _ _ At • National League meeting at Kilrwh, mar Longbrat, reeolutiont. were the conduct of Major Nobin and ...

... mataelholy state el la . This city, with a el ow eanu!yboe't clubs, member& theme liege have a for Os. team sad led it be &Whig Ilk. • iketaime is Their meal mad pampa come to sem. Ilhe SU or 1.45, sad thn Is the lowland ea the of Lb. winter yam mesh ...

... Catholic. He had gives In the Reams habitant elsaplelen, and the of the doctor that this se bennediale be maid not interforo, hat Whig the before the Board. Dr. Webster said be had no thing to say to it. Dr. Wderiaad said, as the was of *pi. that the did require ...

... people of Ire. land would note the cuuduct of dila Liberal Government. Lord Spencer, by his pruclamiatione, Was playing the Whig electoral game, and to keep secure in the receipt of his salary of i'25,004 ; but, to be sure, he was quite disinterested. ...

... from every seat on every public board in Ireland both Conservatives and Liberals. A wee— Wh . we. (Cheers.) Mr. Hale--Well, Whigs if you prefer it. (Hear, I feel bound, in self defence, as one of theme threatened with extinction, so bar as my connection ...

... front other improvements was that-he did not to may stood diluent grounds under the statute-bat they Meal on quite different Whig both as regards limo sad ether eircunistetness. He spas as regarded the valuation to Ix •fa rent, they stood ea • dillarent ...