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... Whig Convention in Galway. Ou Thursday Wm O’Brien, on arriving in Gal- Way to attend the Federation Convention, was received with the utmost hostility, crowds of Nationalists groaning and hpoting most vehemently. The delegate* the convention carried out ...
... THE CASTLERKA WHIGS. TO THE EDITOR OF UNITED IRELAND. Sir-Id my last letter I stated that Mr. Joseph Dalby, member of the Whig Foderation here, has do vote. He has a vote. A Martin J. Flynn wan given down instead of Martin J. Flanagan, who subscribed ...
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... THE o Result the Voting. Whig C>nciidata Returned. atarday morning the counting of the votes : t tea o’clock at the South Mall Assembly The total number ballot papers was over 7,000, and the number of spoiled mounted 130. The three candidates •■eseut ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF UNITED IRELAND. Sir— Thomas J. Condon, M.P., addressing a Whig meeting some time ago, said that Co. Tipperary was as solid as the Rook of Cashel against Parnelllsra.” prove that Tipperary is as sound as ever Nationality I ask your readers ...
... been held Kilteevau in support of the National League and the leadership of Mr Parnell. A fruitless attempt was made by few Whigs to interrupt the proceedings. On the motion of Mr Patrick Hayden, seconded by Mr Harry M‘Dermott, the chair was taken by Mr ...
... referred to the Whig meeting which was held in Kauturk and waa attended men from that district who for years had been trying to injure the League and who were notorious for their conduct in assisting landgrabbing. Reference was made also to the Whig branch in ...
... the Iriab Whig. a. best they can bold on the Liberal Party, the leader and hi. latest being I. talkniwk•eard position.. ...
... Parnell did not believe in Whigs ; and he put Dickson out. Of course our Whig felt cut. wanted to be member of Parliament; but how was he manage the thing? Tyrone was lost ; it had found out the Whigs—and especially Mr, Dickson. So Mr. Dickson, looking ...
... positions in favour of the Independent Parliamentary Parly, and refnsing to bow down to the commands of Mr Dwyer Gray And his Whig friends, the M’Carthyite Party;' also thanking United Ireland and ths other papers who stood the Independent Party. Several ...
... the march.'* It would be invidious, and unfair to tbeui, publish your letter. THE WHIG FEDEBATION IN CASTLE REA, TO THE EDITOR UNITED IRELAND. Dear Sir—A meeting of th« Whig Federation woe held a room in tide town Sunday, and the object of this letter la ...
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