... DROGHEDA INDEPENDENT CLUB. well known Whig proclivities—a vote of thanks to Mr hands. Under the cirenrattanees Ido not think it is a Gladstone (bear, bear). That gentleman hail a weak- thing we should approve uf, that such en appointment nem for rimming ...

... Gladstone, Mr Childers, and the trick conditional u Attorney General and Solicitor 4; ral, and is pon his su ort of the bad Whig described by the Premier as' a short and simple police or not (cri pp es of shame), but as he had, document.' through his ...

... the last general election 24 Conurvatives, 16 Whigs, awing Home Rulers were returned. Mr Ones Lever who had been eluded u a Home Baler, st mice jolted Conservatives, making the number 25 Conservatives. 16 Whigs, and 62 ROMS :tillers. On December 27, Mr Parnell ...

... rooms. w o, hashes, seal lorry &e The offices consist of foar-bone stable and harness room, newly (Mod with Musgrave's patent Whigs mmob-Bosse. potato store, large case and cow-boas., with lofts for bay, corn, and straw, and servant's room over hornets room ...

... they might give up talking of Ireland a Nation. He and applause). He might stammer out oecassionally knew how in the past the Whigs had corruptol and some words of insult to Ireland, but if he were not a broke upevery party that they ha 1 constructed. In ...

... late poor law election arose from the property of the shareholders. Who are the shareholders? Why they are Conservetires, Whigs, HOMO Rulers, Land Leaguers. Nationalists. In such circumstances decency and common sense would bare pointed out to the directors ...

... the first place the three popular candidates in St Mary's division ' were returned unopposed. Why did not Whig or Tory, or any alliance of Whig or Tory, start as opposition I It was not that they bad tot the will to do so. Emphatically not. It was because ...

... duced under the proprietorship of Mr Peter Purcell in the eualier years of the period 1840.5, and during that period in its ' Whig' columns he had many combats with O'Connell. Bubaegnently Mr Dunlop was himself proprietor of a railway journal during the ...

... nun( if.; our nn rpsynnbitollly of in of 11orons,11•011., Pigs nr Inn bonkorl fnr ht COMp+n do pl , •ucl. tbrough brubl.ine Whig for Om eon. thevr.on b..king thu Animal. .le. Nor I nr istiol- Trio,lns or Versals, whether this or the other corer Ovine Hato ...

... agitated over Mr Gla.istene's declaration on !lons Rule. Of course the Try journals are in state of sublime indignation, while the Whig organs ars a o lees incensed against the Premier. The more enterprising members of the Radical party on the other hand put ...

... reopoesible for the Trains er Vessels. whether of this nr the other Conspaniee, over whom line. this booking ticket extends, Whig delayed or not meeting the Tassel. os Trains shown in eorvespond°ere; or for any nr injury to Arim.l. or Goode whrint being ...

... Injustice was rectified, as it soon will be, the constituency, instead of being wily a few hundred, would be 1000, and the Whig element would sever again have the power to misrepresent the popular voice. Mr P Connolly while deeply impressed with the lower ...