... unfortunate responsible for the weaver. He came revolver hand to the Na- tionalist had ask the Sir Stafford invasion of morrow a Whig of the first water Nationalists to show the Tories do as they could not for the last few months. war with was not of such an ...

... geese, and flowers and log cabin, all the rage during the Presidential campaign of Tippecanoe sod Tyler too, as the old Whig war cry had it. But tell me why this particular style is called a' crazy quilt? persisted the reporter. Oh, for any number ...

... secretary and organiser of the Cork Exhibition, will be a candidate for the vacancy in the representation of Cork city in the Whig-Conservative interest. The National party have not yet made any selection, but Mr. Justin M'Carthy, jun., Is freely named. ...

... Dublin on Wednesday, Mr. Healy, said the only hope of a return to power of the Conservatives lay in the disgust against the 'Whigs which prevails amongst the electors is England. The extension of the frs nchise would no doubt destroy the preponderating influence ...

... Stafford Northcote, following his own precedent, will then make a motion, and a lively debate may be anticipated. The official Whig organ states that a division is absolutely certain. The session of 18S i promises to be a memorable one. HOWEVER useful silos ...

... that no candidate could he found, there would be another course open to them, namely to return a Conservative—anyone before a Whig. Captain O'Shea would at all events be got rid of. He belonged to the upper ten, he was a brotherin-law of Sir E. NI eod ...

... would be the case. Ile ventured to say that the Whigs, which was the party referred to, would not ally itself to the Tory faction. His prophesy, so far, had turned out correct. He did not believe that the Whigs--a 'arty which hail done a good deal for this ...

... laughing. Well, sir, rejoined the sergeant, 1 never trouble my bead about polities ; all I meant was, that whether they were Whigs or Tories, Radicals or Irish members, their policy is pretty much that el the gentry I pass my life in opposition to—one of ...

... TE h t Cork &Whig Pitts. ...

... the gentlemen who voted for him. He owed his defeat, not to any want ot support from them, but owing to the defection of the Whig-Liberals who were against them, but who ought to be with them. Mr. Cronin—They are the Catholics, but no Papists. Mr. Gallwey—No ...

... they would have to pay the £6, but it was open to thetu to annual the contract. . A poll was then taken, as between Whig - gory and Nationality, when the resolution was declared carried by 9 to 4. Mr. Allis complained that - the members of the ...

... O'Connor Power, the ex-Fenian and the ex-abductor of the Prince of Wales, who was now pla)ing the part of fugleman to the Whig party in the House of Commons. This Fentleman had gone to alhire,B his constituents in Castlebsr, but he had to content himself ...