... affairs. Mr. Owen M'Cann, chairman Board of Guar- dians, seconded rhe resolution. The resolution was adopted, and a branch of tle Whig Federation was started. His Lordship the Most Rev Dr Woodlock, Bishop of Ardagh and Clonmacnoise, came ape- cially from Longford ...

... witness at the Nenagh and Cork assizes had op-4 ; portunities of learning witl sorrow and disgust of J the action of the Irish Whigs; his position is un- chvnged,- ard he proposes when his health is a littl. Testol to speak clearly and publicly on the' 1subject ...

... %isisi to offer Anrther evidence againtst Oth prisioner,' and would ask Eor his discharge, whic wnzaosarditily gWanted. I * WHIG-MEETING IN BALLIN;GAITsIY Cionuela, Mlonday. A mneeting of die prisets, and peopie of Mid end E~ast Tipperary was3 bel4t at ...

... revolution of 1688 - In thie right of the English ipeocle to turn away a King or Prince when they did not like hih. 'T'he Whigs notoisly turacnlout James the Second bit they to ok swvaj the succession of Janes the Second's son. Hence, tbere is a precedent ...

... Black- rock, nd Mrs Jordan, Af Earl street. Mr. Thomas DixonL directed attention to the *action of lar D:Shcehy, Eon Sec of the Whig Federation, ini not laving complied with the rea- aionabloa aequest of bhe iasociation for a nctifica- tion of public meetings ...

... the general tone and driftof the villageogsicioit lis plain that none of thle Tipper family showed any, frienudliness to t~he Whig aggitationi, and tireonly one of telin whoiattended the Lzclan meeting wa-s the dead manU. This is tire ?? death which hn;s ...

... crs wast held to-day. Art application from ?? RQev E 1yrue, C C, to die Commissioners for the usae of tho Town 11Hi4l for Whig Fede- ration meetings Wnas cnnhiered, and referred to the Market Ccemmittee, A resulutitin wasi adopted ?? on the eletors orf ...

... on Notice-Carragberv Dole, Acheson and anoher v Acheson. Sunyth v Baird and otiers, Parsons I v same, same v The Northern Whig (Limited), Guar- dians Oalway Union v Gleeson, George v Meegaw, Leahy v X'Mahon, Cantwell and M'Donald v Murphy, Bewley and ...

... breasts- ?? so forth. i The whole incident was lisgraceful, and the seandal re- i fleets equally upon those Nationalists and Whigs alite w rho took part in it- We are not a nation of rowdies and corner-boys; bet, really, strangers who read of yester- dars ...

... whserihe'gave st tin~e-minsfrnolatons'for thewrant. ?? ?? .. y W it ta ?? tik'to coinience an he action and.goowl it kitboubt-kui'Whig' m i I nme a l th~se witness'toths~e cuua'a aos foere. detal eimee , Hi odsi itd swoiyri quitedec trr z etldrwebefddot iuw ...

... and th s- are ior offens es of a familiar. ot complesxiln in this ?? arising out at r. driTnk. 'The total number of offofoes whigS havc er been reported since the- Sgutlnlr Assikes Uf the n- pass year f1ls slightly short ?? ?? amount of -repuorted crime ...

... question therefore is, how must Mr Glad| stone's concession nJect the attitude of the genuine Unionist party opposed to the mere Whig-Tory contingent ? In our opinion it is affected in the most vital manner. We recall Chamberlain's statement in his letter Mr ...