... his years service in (unknown to him) forwarding their objects, at least in part. But Mr Fortescue was only one of the mary Whigs and Liberals who made the mistake, and still continue making the mistake--ot thinking that Irish Nationalists can be satisfied ...

... English counties. The Whig candidate, Lord Kilcoursie, is an Irishman, the eldest Soo of the Earl of Corso. The Earl remains as hitherto. almond Conservative, but his sou (after the manner of the Nlargiiis of tilaudforil) choose to adopt Whig and Bathed opinions ...

... CIMIUMERS the easel lbe el • AR &dm talon's' ifileilise, al be Itemss esdeves. vs IV is we On vsevaskeve et t 1 Oullsoire= vs em st Whig Yip . A - N.LIGRNON AND MA!, 96 al/D cLANBKAMIE.4II DUNDALK. UNDKRTAILING. CABINET•M•IING, VININIIIHING AND CP9 o ...

... If I. a bred period the tube have ewe • ett tie ME inu.y d l mud lamer. a le wee thee It wee ea Soo bba of empleted their Whig the tees se • ilhishisd erialerat 1•1111 dor WI •• mho woo ...

... NEW SEASON'S GOODS 'MTN SPECIAL SPRING SHOW TAILORING DEPARTMENT,', , - t,-4104 , ,t0 JULIRNON it GRAY matte. f , A a 11 whig as fontesee Stook of the very NEWEST sad Highest-Cho ylw • IRISH, ENGLISH, & TWEEDS. Ilar mai r 114111 IVA the seekers. we ...

... recent election mutt his future position in tile Presbyterian church. Reporters were present front three Belfast newspapers—the Whig.„. Examiner. - sad Libella journals. In the course of his sermon the Rev. M.P., forgetting perhaps for the moment his position ...

... Quitbalk DUNDALK SA RDA T. SNIT 29. 1833. Tag wrstehril policy al du Whig spun d rosin& autissehis A liadmiLoseasusid. Is palilshal whirs • palm spills mil add Hula to ihs Walks la that amiss sujoysi I hharisass hg the papb d diaries ; be d awitikes Pm ...

... that been done. Lord Hartington mar. vela at his ingratitude to those who did fer 11;tn all good things. We do not. What the Whigs and Radicals did for Ireland they did not se much on principle as an compnWon. Tn appease the Home Rule hunger they sacrificed ...

... time Mr Walker will make a respectable MP. He is a scholar, and a man of most gentlemanly feeling and manner, and although a Whig had not up to the time of his appointment as solicitor-general made himself prominent in political matters. We think lie owes ...

... wooli be wadi be Mewl Me of PO. ell it was mestins km& spoilt It this we mold am the waft Teaks If is /a Am ft 00 10 sm Om Whigs ...

... WOO the of ,tbo álàdsa., Aiwa* amp. , owoor, otd BRA 'Node. manager of Us. VW Dr Boyd * 4.C., lir_ earapholl (hotreebed by Mr Whig hr I Mr Moores, Q.C.,401 , 11* %Mk by Mr Carey) tor deliadelit. The WWII sworn to try the OUP : Messrs J. Pk, Ormetawm ; Tim ...

... the Conservative csn. didate ; but falling in with that epitome of selfish. netts and dead knowledge, Mr It B Daly, an old Whig trimmer, he disedaded Mr Greene from the venture. Then Mr Kibton Garstin, a resident gentleman of the county, and popular with ...