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... with an nosy. While the wet of a I was of oholiewes Si, per ale planed .50 .4 I were acting hem their Ail area without ire Whig I emit ressessabloares of is The presperity of was deposing the of the family lii• of the pm*. This acceentea the press I perity ...
... o n I The Asting-riergeant said not. Defendant said that be had another tailor named JUMP, Gilhooly, witness. Oilhosly. on Whig called, shouted out from the body of tile court, what de you west me for r Mr Rectos said ha was wanted to tell the truth. ...
... to be secure, lies the only hope of this town retaining its representation. Well. there are many reasons why both Tory sad Whig. Nntionalist and anti-Nationalist, should join on the common platform of endeavouring to snstain the prestige of the town as ...
... make a few observe. tiousi. lie wished it to be distinctly understood that the poeition which be held was not duo to either Whig or Tory votes or the influence of their party in the Corporation (applausel. Ile stood there as High Sheriff elected by the ...
... held was not e3O Ott , which could have been obtained ai 4 per cent, adjourned tilt the meeting On Friday week. due to either Whig or Tory votes or the influence of the railway giving to the town half the proceeds of the There were other matters to be broagbt ...
... present occasion some' ronhd, as members of the first Irish party whcih has trier maintained unbroken ranks in the face of a Whig—say, more, • so called Liberal Ooveenteest (cheers). We claim the right of coming amongst yew, of putting oar views before ...
... tional education system as a primary system was a perfect burlesque. What will Mr Dixon say when he learns that in Drogheda Whig and Nationalist are j.•alous of the honor of aieving petitions to the Viceroy The following interesting figures with regard ...
... the neighbourhood. Per when is nave whir that suspicious werejust,endehe vion..l that there realty a eoespievoy be the us. •Whig of the lunatic, she threw op bar sitar tiou in the and come to esfrownLi hews, the to wry out the task had upon beir. selL ...
... being disfranchised. This was not a question iu which a particular party or class were ii. wrested. All persons in Drogheda—Whig. Tory, Dud Nationalist—were strongly opposed to thedinfranchiste. of the borough, and all jollied in the attempt they were ...
... them. irrespective entirely whether the result Omuta b e Mr Healy said that is the event of whet he its being represented by Whig, Tery, hoped would not moor —the disfranchisement of Nationalist. Mr IVhitwerth, to whom he (Mr Drogheda—be shoal,' hare to ...
... a member u nder the principle ef the Redistribution Act itmlf. As a matter of fact, except for the deporo46On policy of the Whig section of the Go• verement, Drogheda would be entitled, without favour or affection or plea of any kind, to separate and distinct ...
... contest the Aspen- He eras unmarried, and a woman ' wh ich presented a still more ghastly and fright- Drogheda district.—Norlhent Whig. nam ed Mary Connell kept house for him. The f u lsight. She also lay upon her face, towards relations that ousted between ...