... WHIGS IN COUNCIL OCRET MEETING IN RUTLAND ARE. A GOOD MUSTER OF THE PARTY OF 100 JEALOUSIES. Or. 1% P. O'Connor Drheo• UP With tfta Lsador. greet mated Irish Party held a meeting Pie afterocoo in the Whig head-qualms to ; w oa d square. All the rival ...

... WHIGS IN COUNCIL Tait Whig Party holds its first general meeting sines the close of the Par' lianientary session in Dublin to-day, under the presidency of Mr. Justin M'Carthy. It is believed that part of the business to be transacted will be the election ...

... THE WHIG FACTIONIBTB. THE SQUABBLING CONTINUED ...

... rH E WHIG FACTIOXISTS. XOTHER WRANGLE YESTERDAY. THE QUARTERLY MEETING OF the federation. fend Dillon Healyite jrtioji. of Whig Party, and the roapectivo of each, is becoming more bitter l!i v day. (>3O think from the Official” report (given below) of ...

... light on how things are carried on I in Whig circles, and must still further convince I Irishmenof the fact, already well recognised, that ' the branches of the so-oalled National League (in England) which the Whigs manage, are but Radical dabs misnamed ...

... YORK CITY HIS RETURN ENGLAND EMPTYHANDED. UNCLE SAM. HOW HE TOLD THE WHIG ENVOY TO GO HOME. MR. BLAKE IN A BALLOON. MB. DILLON'S DELUSIONS. KNOCKING AT THE GATE OF THE LORDS! ...

... YORK CflS HIS RETURN TO ENGL.& HAS. DEO. UNCLE SAM. HOW HE TOLD THE WHIG ENYOT TO U 0 Holt. MR. BLAKE IN A BALLuOk MR. DILLON'S DELUSIONS, UNIX:KING AT THE GATE OF EU LOKDo ! ...

... to-day amongst the Whigs. It is, however, not unlikely Mr Blake's illtimed loquacity in blurting out in America Lord Tweedmouth's money offer to the Party may come in for some rebuke and perhaps there may be found even amongst the Whigs one or two to protest ...

... ) PRICK ONE PENNT. now being formed to teach those sweepingbrush gentlemen lesson which they will not readily forget. The Whig mayor prove a white elephant on their hands. Before being elected each mayor was pledged to have nothing to say to the appointment ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... are madden% that the verdict of the burgesses will emphatically condemn the shabby intrigue by which a few sore-heads of the Whig and Tory parties thought to intimate Alderman Roche from seeking re-election. The manner in which our candidates have been ...