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... 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 ...
... quickest means of getting whs*, yon want Put threepenr verb* semen i in the THE MAYOBaLTT AND SHRIEVALTY COUI. Cork, Tuesday Th« Whig OMubm of Um Corn Corpora* to-ii.y MiecteU Aiaerm.D M Fiona OitoumaM for olhc of Mayor, , u b. U.c.J.O oo Saturday nett. Aid ...
... Party one. But, perhaps, the most ediiob nntranoKT. extraordinary passage in all this article of 27(11 Norember. 1894. the Whig organ is the passage re- have raid to-day with interest lating to the contest in tbe “e» »■ reply that of Mr Usher quay Ward ...
... reporter ’’lrish Daily Independent.” charged man named Michael Kelly, of 127 Cbnreb street, with having assaulted him at a Whig meeting, held in 47 Queen street, on the night of the ISib November, which Mr T M Healy. M P. attended. Mr Christopher Friery ...
... of tbs municipal contests which took place this town East Ward—Edward Foley (Whig). 54; John J (Whig), 47: William Connolly, outgoing (Wnig), 37; Deals M'Lycu, outgoing (Whig), 13. Messrs Foley and Keenan wero accordingly declared elected. In the West ...
... Association an expression of regret that the Government wore not turned oat of office. Bnt docs not everybody know that if the Whig Irish members bad not privately agreed to the proposal of tho Chancellor of the Exchequer he would never have dared to bring ...
... Abarcorn Hall, Harcoorl road. Tba candidates were Mr Paal Aakin(oat-going), Joseph Hatch (Nationalist), and Mr Daniel M*Owen (Whig). The presiding officer was Alderman Pile. At a quarter-past nine o’clock the result of the voting was declared as follows; ...
... assault. Very dignitted and very touching; but. sisa! hardly applicable to the case, (or the ingratitude rests with the Whigs, they may shortly have caase remembe r. Thari are 20,000 no-used traders m Ireland, but they are scattered through the length ...
... Jastiu Carthy his fol- : lowers, how they were at last reluctantly received by that precious baud, and how. finally, the 71 Whigs voted for the Budget proposals, notwithstanding the fact that all them who were individually inter* |*• viewed admitted that ...
... Division served a mandamus on (be treasnrer for £lllo*. fees of the officers c the coart in the late petition taken by Ibe Whigs, and in which they were defeated. Mr E J M’Morrow. solicitor, served his bill ot costs, taxed down to £257 from about £4OO ...
... greater evil of the two. Be baa sought notoriety by displaying bis Bedmondism in season and out of season, so the organ of the Whigs would have toon very glad to rejoice in bis defeat, oven though it should come the bands the local President of the National ...
... SXVEBE CONDEMNATION TBS WHIG PAHTI. T*.- —tltig nf rt, iud VmtQ.n' AuooiMian «m hrid jumlij m tb. ComnMreiU Baiidiag*. Mr Pow.r, D L. pnudtd. -—, i tboi. Mra— MonasteteTma: John ficed aadj J b«b Portae worry), Gta.M . ...