... as noon possible, this arrangement being originally suggested by Mr. Gladatone. Lord Ismdewne's grandfather, who was leader Whig party for more than fifty years, rofasof a dukedom four times. ...

... to remove all responsibility from hie own door with reference to tho shameful support which the Whig organs in Inland, and the members of the Irish Whig Party, are giving to the London Seouraliste ia the School Board elections. When tbs Bishop of Limerick ...

... mother end her brave sous repose, far I from the land of their birth. THE MAIUktALTY AND SHRIEVALTY OF COKE. Cork, Turoday. The Whig members of the Cork Corporation to-day selected Aldermen M Flavin as their candidate for the office of Mayor, which will be ...

... small autheues. In West Ward Alderman Sim' cocks announced the result follows :—Dsly (Wbg), .2 McGuinness (P), 43; Collins (Whig), 33. The ores two were declared elected. I Alderman Downey windowed the remit in the Fair Gate Werd ea follows-Aloofly. 37; ...

... ee\eutv-one Irion Whigs who, their perfidy, offer the political prisoners hostages for their being retainers to Whig masters in Irish affairs.*' Mr D Cronin, in accon'llng the resolalion, condemned m the most vigorone manner the Mvcnty-one Whig creatures who ...

... invaded other parts the establishment. In the country edition if the paper under a big heading of Disgraceful 'Conduct at a Whig Meeting, are foui.d statements the most preposterous ever made out of Bedlam. In the opening sentences she pnragraph purports ...

... Queries; tbs anxious find answers to all questions; the lionaekeepcr finds At Home ”; the Modem Girl finds Fashions; and the Whig finds Political Salvation. from Peg* APARTMENT WANTED. B« tan yon mention room this P*p«r • hea repljiog to AdTortumiMOi lau ...

... for the Parnallates, Mr Parnell, who is supporter of the Independent policy, replacing Kr an, who was rabid supporter of the Whigs. ...

... WHEELS. The Practical and Nates CyeW By THE OLD CROCK.” One of the most Papular in the ” Weekly Independent.” DOWN ON THE WHIGS. The opinion of the American Press on the M'Carthyite Policy. CONSULTING THE ORACLE. Mr Justin McCarthy and the Soothsayer ...

... Centre Ward, P Barry (Independent). and John Ahern (Whig) retired, and sought re-election. They were joined in the contest by J Moore and G Dobbs (Unionists), O’Driscoll (Independent), and P O'Connor (Whig). The election closed as follow*; Ahern (W) 58 Barry ...

... will be well The O'Gorman Testimonial. A Whig Rumpus. As I antielpaled. the visit of Mr T M Reely, M P, to Limerick and the presentation of on address to him by some of the loos] Fed.. Lae ward a row is the Whig camp here. At their teat meeting a jolly ...

... members present.) He warned the Irish electors to ostracise, once and for ever, at the forthcoming general election the Iriah Whig members, whom he called the galloy slaves of the Liberal Party. He said that the day would soon come when the Iriah people ...