... &norm se abevedate. _ The restates renewal tie weekbeeee at • e• to hie at /Abbey. The took plan ea Mosel, • very kegs et pee* Whig at the The *be sell la the Geoety et Meath, leaves • wife sad yeas( to nee= hie TROTTER OIL Iva LUXURIANT IiAIR. Rod Sheep ...

... dazzling announce'ment s prun g theta, all but captured our emotioual members of the Irish party. The Lille' rats, alias the Whigs. some badly dispose , ' people cal them, sat dumb-founthA, as well they might. We can sympathise with them at finding naem ...

... of the Powers are divided to the anicrent of the war Indemnity, some being for five and for eight millions. is said to be ',Whig to take over the indemnity from Greece and deduct from the amouot still owing to her by Tar' key fur the expenses of the war ...

... drainage and improvement of land. generally, and that as all present seemed in favour of the scheme it had every prospect of Whig carried out. Mr 'tames, E. who bad surveyed the district in connection with the scheme of drain. leg the river hoe in 1882 ...

... Prior who bad exerted himself so energetically in the struggle. The local Press teemed with letters, and the supporters of the Whig candidate made Father Anderson a target for abuse. Worse even than that his ecclesiastical superiors were invoked, and a little ...

... well done in Drogheda, instead of being sent to Dublin or Belfast, or to English towel. They desired as far as possible to Whig public opinion to bear on this grievance, to order that tle traders might ha brought to see their way tower..s getting their ...