... THE WHIG TROUBLES. Mr. William O'Brien Elicits Two Interesting Letters. The Fallen Journal to-day publisbes two readable letters from Mr William Murphy, P, ead Mr Chance, solicitor. Letter from Mr. William M. Murphy. Dartry, Upper Bathmines, Dublin, 15th ...

... WHIG MAGISTRATES. The Fallen Journal annoonoed yesterday that Alderman GUI, O Coonell street, had been appointed magistrate lor the county Dublin; and that Fox, Whig M P, sworn in on Monday usagiatrats lor tbs county Cork. Archdeacon Farrar left London ...

... WHIG IMPOSTURE A List of Over Four Hundred Priests at Yesterday's Clerical Convention —Several Laymen Duplicated and Triplicated The } idler Journal trim to maks • great aplaah of names Li-day to its repnrt of the Clerical Convention yesterday. I%e fad ...

... THE WHIG MEETING. SEMI-OFFICIAL DISCLOSURES. The Timee” of yeeterdey—which oitu..y kept ioformed of the doiogs of the Irish Wh s, Petty by some member or members oi party—publishes the following accoon; oi the Whig Party meeting on Tuesday The net reeoll ...

... WHIG HUMBUGS. Mr. William Murphy Attacks thel Lord Mayor Prayerful Pearson and Silly M'Donnell Say a Few Words. The fortnightly meeting of the Whig Pods• ration took place yesterday afternoon in the Antieat Concert Booms. Mr Wm Murphy presided, and there ...

... LIMERICK WHIGS AND THE NATIONAL LEAGUE; Limerick, Friday Night. At a special meeting of the Council this afternoon an attempt wee made to carry through a motion to continua the legal proaiedinigs spinet the Bandana. League with • view to evict them from ...

... THE TIPPBKABY WHIGS. THB WHIGS AT WAS. a—d. MtyMMiateartM baa IwM th* fWHrflui Um Whig Cornmtioa Thanlk;, vhloh giw goad todi- , «Mm at Ik* kdilwa** natar* ot (h* priTM* prowdiegi- It *pp**n that th* Sral Mtbonl aCaiad Ikaoualaaa iaa adialaalia and wara ...

... THE WHIG CONVB! THE ALLEGED DELEGATES FROM DUNDALK. Dundalk, Tuesday. Al to-a»y'• •Mlinfiot Comnussioaera, Ihoma* Roe. 1 F man), pmldlng. MrlJ M John*®. TO. on (be reading of (ho minute*, aeked any members of that hoard had l».n »o reproeent that board ...

... IRISH WHIGS. Louden, {light. Kr Holden*, If P, who 1, oddrmiDg meet tug, hie Lothinn. epoke new Dnnfanr, to-night. He eeid Henly'e recent speech we* iapectont beenu* it showed thet the Government were likely to get the tom* support in tnlnre from the ...

... THE IRISH WHIGS. POINTING TIIEIK CHICKENS Loudon. Thursday The Central News says:—A meeting of the Irish Parliamentary Party was held this afternoon the House Commons. Mr Jusiiu McCarthy presided, an I about thirty members were present. Can.lidates for ...

... THE WHIGS AND CONCIILA- TION. Cock. Friday Night. Mr WmO’Brioo, aeoompamed by Dr Tumor, arrivod in Cork by the half-pool two ftrtin from Dublin this afternoon. They wore mol Qlanmiro Station by small crowd, Inclndlng several clergymen. There was a strong ...

... Whig Blaguardlsm• At Crossakiel. when Mr Mahony had entered a booth, the most insulting language was usei to the ladies who were in his company. The men who misoonducted themselves in tins thoroughly blackguard fashion were directly under the eye of a ...