... Julio Mangan, which was seconded by Alderman Farrell. Alderman Kennedy who is perhaps one of the most bitter members of the Whig Clerical party in Drogheda strenuously opposed the motion on political grounds, and in th.irg so he was supported by Councillor ...

... that (ho opinion of (ho great Tim been taken, but whether this is so or not I cannot say. At all events come of the local Whig.clerical party seems to have money to loose, and they am o determinod to spare no effort to endeavour to oust from the Corporation ...

... also pat to them the question, are they, in view of the coming Local Government Bill, prepared to allow the Nationalists, or Whig-Nationalists, to have sole control of municipal and county affairs? Waterford election promises to enliven the Christmas holidays ...

... by one who should be then the elect of Waterford—Michael Davits (loud cheers) Though they might be described and dubbed as Whigs and as men wishing to be dragged at the chariot wheels of Englishmen, still they had the feeling that they stood mile by side ...

... aplendidly through his year of ofmn. Pallasu has a eery snack on tbe old Maw. He said be was not • Whig. He Elireek) knew be was He knew lm on the Whig jaeket. He had no doubt he alluded to the feet, and the time Mr Meagan was in the polio* (shame). they ...

... keen are now found united as one man with the majority of the Irish party (applause), whilst they are denounced as renegades, Whigs, seceders, murderers, and traitors bought with British gold—denounced by men who in those old fighting days were snug in Government ...

... g,,0rl in Irclatid. This WAS like the 1 typicel who said— As to my principles I glory Levin' netbio' t.l lb. sort.. jot • Whig. I slot • Tut', I'm just a candidate in short. Tbst's fair and square and perpeadisolar, And if the public cares a 'Jo buy ...

... election, he took no port in prinks then, nor after, until he joined the Land leetne. lie never was a Whig and never jumpel from tre livery of a Whig into that of a Nationalist, any more than he did from the livery of a policeman to finaglers( in that ...

... friends in their saw bereavement. A reeiltrion proposed by fie John 11.Gainness, Drybridge (never known hairy capt. at a recent Whig meeting held in this parish was next brought on er non In tot mores of the resolution the *ceders in Tallyirke repudiate the ...

... cause. For braving the power of Lord Clermont and denouncing his landlordism, he was subjected to a prosecution by the then Whig Government, end suffered a period of imprisonment in the Tenants' cause. A Tory Government, however, thought 'Dater of it, ...

... had the priests held aloof, there is little doubt but he would have won, and won not by a small, but by a great majority. The Whig-clerical party were fully aware of this; they knew that defeat stared them in the face, and as a last resort they I got Mr ...

... petition arkee out of the recent elections, when Mr. Murphy, who is a strong Parnellite, succeeded in beating the nominee of the Whig Clerical party or FedetettionalistA, as they now desire to style themselves. The petitiouers allege that an iudividual who ...