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... THE WHIG CANDIDATE. A number of the Whig electors waited on Mr. James B. Ross, solicitor, on Monday, to ask him to contest the county. He refused to do so, and suggested that Mr. Henry Pringle, of Clones, should be asked. This suggestion was adopted, ...
... THE WHIG AND TORY COALITION CRUSHED. ...
... ROUT OF WHIGS AND TORIES. MAGNIFICENT MAJORITY FOR O’BRIEN. ...
... The Government and the Irish Whig Members. The London correspondent of the Express, writing in Saturday’s issue of the paper, says I! the painful rumours about a possible sudden collspse of the Government should be realised, what will become of the throe ...
... THE WHIG AND TORY NOMINEES, MEETINGS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY. THE CASTLEBLAYNEY CONVENTION. OPENING THE CAMPAIGN. The campaign in Monaghan, canaed by the resignation of Mr. Oiran, who haa accepted the office of Crown Solicitor for Meath and Kildare, haa ...
... ULSTER WHIGS AND SELF-GOVERNMENT. It will not be cleuicß that tilings have come to a serious pass when the Tenant-Right party in Ulster begin to talk about the necessity of large scheme of local self-govern. ment and ask for the establishment of Comity ...
... The First Orange Lodges. (FROM Ti NORTHZRt WHIG.) In the year 1795 a number of armed formed themselves into a body—joined, u y. tte m r firmed, for the assertion of British rights—attacked in the little village called The Diamond the Catholic inhabitants ...
... ARNOTT & Co., DUBLIN (LIMITED). SPE-.CIAL SALE E GOODS. thlt S*!# Aiworr *ad CoKPiNT are offering the folio-whig remarkably Cheap LoU DEPARTMENT. Lailies* and Children's Trimmed HaU, lljd each ; worth from 2» 9J 7» 9d. Milliaary 800 nets, la lid each; ...
... SUMMER SEASON. 1 . 4/1. LINPIIIIITI idiom I. awe at. aa Nola* I la • avaltas (Whig noway ba.l ark mamma) te vvamot Pert) gewirmwoh.illaeam at meant le US M DaLlvteseL Davi. Gine platy, aaaevveve. Neaknewa, Dinakeeek, Zee* llalahadr DeA. arko, aset ...
... with the Government. A man like Mr. Blake may have a weakness for rescuing Whig Governments in distress, but nobody who knows him will suspect that he cared fig whether the Whig whips noted down his vote in their tablets. Still less, of course, Colonel ...
... P. (Whig), retired, and Mr. W. J. Doherty (Nationalist) was returned unopposed. ROYAL IXCEUNOR WARD. Councillorship. Outgoing Councillor—Mr. T. Leach, J.P. (Whig). Result of Election. Mr. Edward O'Leary (Nationalist) 131 Mr. T. W. Russell ( Whig) ...
... will be quite prepared to do their duty to their eountry. The Whig-Tory alliance la evidently determined to force on a contest, and the fight, it it expected,;will lie between Mr. the National candidate, and Mr. Spaight, who will, doubtless, take the ...