... sera•clied sue they would find a Whig (loud cheers), and until they were pendent on themselves, awl themselves they could never farce the English Liberals to yieH them a satisfactory measure of Home Rule. The members of the Whig Irish patty realised this, but ...

... during the discassiou of the measure. If he did his oratory must have fallen flat, when even the recording angels of the Irish Whig papers did set deign to give him a single line. It is somewhat sigaificaut that the reception he met with here was of a peculiarly ...

... the guardian, it was up before now. He was willing to work ter it, lad he heped they would eoaaider his claim aid ant let a Whig have it (laughter). Mr Tully said neither Jams, sr Jobe Farrelly applied for the house originally. The letter we.. usaiked ...

... _ . . MR. JOHN PARRY RESIGNS. Mond.ty Night.—A pretrstted end not of th• Irish Whig Parliamentary Party wee held t 3-day the presidency of Mr Justin M•Carthy The proceed• which commenced at five &Omsk, and did nut cotteludo until isftor eight o'clock ...

... were there cut and dry. ami in due course were proposed. One of these was that the nine should cast in their lot with the Whig sycophants, and vote for the third reading. la amendment for voting against the bill was moved Iby a Mr Creswell, who asked ...

... forward charged with having assaulted Mr Michael Davitt, MP. Nava' on the let of last. The day the occasion of the holding of a Whig convention at which Mr Davit was selected to eenteet the comity, from the represeutatinn of which lie was afterwards expelled ...

... of Guardians in Drogheda proved that my anticipation as te a was correct. It was an open secret for some time past that the Whig element at the Board being in the majority were only waitiag as opportunity of seizing the chair, and turning out a man who ...

... Cute. They found tho entire premieres one mass of Rim'. The material otorod in the premises was of a very inflimable material, Whig chiefly comptwoil of timber. The fire h ai l made rapid headway, but fortunately on three of its aides there were open epee ...

... about a state of anarchy and disorder in this country. It will b e interesting t• watch what the action of the Independent and Whig Irish parties will be. For *lir part we do not believe they will have the courage of their convictions to vote against the ...

... tenants. Neither the members of the Federation or the Medical Jack, M P, they had in Loath care what happened, they were always Whigs, bat what the evicted tenants felt most keenly was that the wives and families of the artizans would be traitors to their cause ...

... 111: is enabled from his experience of Mr Solomons' Spectacles so state that they have proved most agreeable and beneficial Whig sight. He can study by day and candle light, with natural ease, and all that he could possibly desire from glasses been secured ...

... decide the eleetion, it must he viewed in a very different light. All the tremendous influence which the Irish wing of the Whig party had at their command were seed, and-it is a matter for some congratulation to the people et the town that the mimralolt ...