... onlsGold Medallists m Ireland lerßpeed, Accuracy, ill TeatimoDia from leadinit Solicitor* MOST REV. DR. IRISH DISSENSIONS. THE WHIG PARTY. MR. SEXTON THE MAN ON THE BPOT. Mallihgar. Taooday. At complimentary banquet given last night ia Malilagar oclahntion ...

... THE UNIONIST AND WHIG ALLIANCE. INSTALLATION OF SIR JOHN SCOTT. ...

... exist, was possible that such case* might multiplied mdcnnitely over the country (cheer®). The proceedings thco terminated. THE WHIG DOWNFALL. RATH MINES COMMISSIONERS. Yewerday th* (ortnighuy mMUog of tho &A&hmioes Towo*lupCommuftioxwr» took the odioce, Kiibmmoe ...

... knowing that bia own nominelion lor the Mayoralty was but chapter in toe long tale tyranny. Sit John Scott j has allowed the Whig to hoj placed around hie neck to meekly i led ta the Civic Cuair amidst the mocking laughter of the citizens. Was man, least ...

... hot moat da ba does not tae it now. It was see Ul this the thus. Mr. John taw it all. and warned English Liberals and Irish Whigs Tain. Instead dwaolving. Lords campaign wan started by Mr. '1 illiam O'Brien and Dr. Tannor, ...

... Messrs O’Hanlon, 6mvtb. and Martin. The mooting than adjoerned. THE DRUMCONDHA BRANCH OF THE WHIG FEDERATION. Lut night * mMlug »h« Dramnondra Branch ct the Whig Fadnntiao wm »n--nonnond to bn iMld IB Fadontioa room.. 24 Rutland tqann. A fow tho raembnr ...

... aadtagd. Eiffiw aiaeaaol oo raoa.pl *1 Cl Co,MdnowßUl, Laadoa, E C. HOOD’S PILLS are jaat light to lata allaidiaaw Prarant THE WHIGS IN ARRAN WARD. Last night a mealing of tb* Arran qaar Branch WhigFadaratioa we* bald Mg) Queen atraal, Mr Daai* Mom praatdlng ...

... to Dr Jameson to retorn British moK gallant fights ever waged behalf of territory; but why wot the order Irish freedom. The Whigs claim Wexford delaved long, and why was it' stronghold theirs; hot it docs not disregarded ? There can be only one ell follow ...

... liclagiite to the Federation, and Mr Cogorui. Mr Martin Egan, who has btan appointed to orgmiaa this portion of tba county in the Whig in tares t. was also in attendance. The meeting was no sense representative, and majority of Habitants of tba town aitogetner ...

... present for the common purpose of endeavouring to promote by legislative action the material interests Ireland. The Irish Whigs alone were unrepresented. Such a combination of diverse elements for such a purpose is too rare incident of Irish life not ...

... o end education they were bound to win they ware winning (epplaoee). Wuet bed been the remit of the policy portae iby the Whigs ia this country It had absolutely brought nothing to Ireland. All promisee bad vanished into thin air. and ell the preliotiooe ...

... allowed to slip to, which was a lesion they (the Natiooaiuts) would nol forget. This year are ready for all comers, either Whig or lory, sad he ooaid honestly promise snyoody O wished to oppose them sound bating (spplanse). Messrs J KioseUs, L Doyle, ...