... Waterford, Monday. tr, Thomias J Condoun, M PF, attended at Tra- more yesterday for the puapose os establislling a branch of the Whig Federation in the district. About twenty residents of Tramore and districb were present hn the assembly room, tsgather with ...

... the O'Brien- Dillon mission, ve consider the recent ahoctive efforts inl the interests of peace were not needed to prove the Whig enslavement of the l1calyite wing; and in hereby reiterating onr unbotundedl conddloce in Mr Parnell as being the only man ...

... (and whose expenses were paid by) the local Whig Fed erdtion had no authority to speak on behalf of the people of Mitchelstown, or to go outside their own diocese at a bishop's visitation to pallm off their Whig views as being those of the majority of the ...

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... become feallyites or 8' Sextouites they would go back to the old original plan. They would not snake themselves tools of 1 the Whigs or Tories, but would be independent of Iall English parties (hear, hear). He had just re- s ceived a telegram from Mr. John ...

... the rindependent Nationalists their votes if we wish to assist in defeating the present Whig representa- tive of College green by a substantial majority? 2 e The Whigs have their organisatiou in this ward. - They are working heart and soul to secure the ...

... the commissioners aud the labourers The quay- men havo begun to boycott the labourers who worked with the steam cranes. THE WHIG FEDERATLON-TRUNITY WARD BRANCH. Last night a. meeting of the Thomas Davis Branch of the Wilig Federation was held at 30 Great ...

... objectors. Mn. J J ,Reilly moved- That we indignantly repudiate the statement made by Mr T Healy at the last oreetiug of the Whig Fedration to the effect thae the Parnellites of South Dubitn had entered into a compact with the Unionists to hand the constituency ...

... Ilfracombe, passengers. at.a 8.-COulmore. s. 365,: Liverpool via Cordiff, general, listle Leon, 66, Regneville, ballast. Fleet-. whig, 30. Xewq'noy, bhltlst. Cihanzy, a, 235, Caen, nIl. Palwise: oir WAcs lioox. -Sept. 7.-Ferric, e,1iio,:Ulvrorton, piciron. ...

... Ireland Stoamiship Co.. 10 10 160 D0 7 7 0 5May Nov North of Trele.,dI Paller Mdill Co..6 4 4 10 0 54 6 15 Tanl Toly ANorlk'~rn Whig S0 50 6000 o6 5 0o lugost Roliortqon. Lodtie. ?? 10 8616 5 0 21345 571Mar Sept Strain Nov. Co. of IMRIll'd ?? 5 212360 6 ...

... of the city. However much difference of opinion there may be as to what he has to say oln the political topics of the day, Whig and Tory may a' agree with the Town Council in paying him the highest distinction that it is pos- sible for any municipality ...

... financial ruin. For a generation or more there were] Tories who held this language towards the Reformed Corporations, and even Whig Covern- ments dared not propose to establish Local Boards on the same principle, but modified Household Suffrage by the property ...