... that the Whigs have for. felted the ennit et the wintry, and that their peaky el his been mist galling hackg laths Ida eseple. and le al the 114414. [TM , waited •-'—, was while the ainalemnn was smoking to it. I Me said OM Mr. Glad. the Whig leader, ...

... agreed that the Nationalists in the other three divisions of the county should not for the present pledge themselves to either whig or Tory candidates, hot should await the decision of Mr. Parnell and the Irish party on the point, and set on that decision ...

... memos& by the Erv. rather Wilthaajr. is the small rrhealmests woe saint is the sad thirsty at Om mat The reneeet mewed with ths 'Whig at a by the litarreekramet imint‘ aAei whirls Kim Mattis sans Adair. Mr. J. O'Sullivan Isalswins with Herr • sPielitlid ...

... eircumstances andel which the Rev. John Given, 11.1)., one of the Profe.sorii of Magee College, Derry, met his death. The Northcea Whig hay. : — This learned aid able divine was simply choked in eating a piece of meat at an early liin• clieun, to %Web he sat ...

... peeing Conservatise Govenibient—and Chu. Mike bed fonadthat them was not for two kolas. As attempt had ben made to halm His Whig party, who remained ia a Mate el sairsmtios. bite Mr. Chembeekibes klediey. but he would had it very to She Bodied party. There ...

... • great revolution was taking place is the of Ireland. The Irish party bad now • power in Ireland that defied the united of Whig awl were wing ia the right direction to obtain for eadeetelde right iosellgovernment. ehjest be defeated by disunion, awl he ...

... Peolaall. be would mot like to have part in political life to hint ; het be Mares! Lord hr. deceived himself in thinking that the Whigs were any lIIICiI el function. had we for Horne time alter the Reform Bill was passed, they did roan the power and did not allow ...

... floor above the body of another matt wits The latter was fearfully burnt, and retained scarcely any reseniltlance to a human Whig. Ihe only hotly which could be ideutdied was that Mrs. Mack. The house, which is situate in a poor neighbourhood, with a floating ...

... pales are direatiors. a• trace at Ima lam Massage thins ama Oa balk GREAT SUAKIN. WNOKINNAY. l; Chloride bac a talegpset I 'Whig Chalks Itszkan Abbe/him las arrived hem se the Nth ult., us the ZIA Rao sea the rebel thielea Mesa at Keil The battle lasted ...

... Qnsunstows—lnd Killeards—LastKundnY. CORK DAILY STOCK AND MAKS LIST. 4&y. Mom- lad Mee- U. TIII.IIIO6DAT. MARCH 19TH, SAILWATI4 Whig liad Co. Down PISMO 4 pw Owk 0.1 m De. II per - 1 / 4 , f; 1 1 41. 4 per mat r 4 per rise 41D' 4 ii Da. e dit Do. • Peal. Do ...

... question. ' The Sloodoe./ says—lf there should he a Ministerial rupture, it is more likely that Lord Spencer and two or three Whigs will refit e than Mr. Chamberlain mid the itadicAl wing. ...

... currencies ebd ceding week, with a. general Itoodsecy in buyers' favour. Country titer esetiness to meet • la. boozed I.oe. Other Whigs not yet offered freely limn the new alp. The trade for wheat olf stands I. Londe° has been witbest any a l .pteeialMe change ...