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... LETTER. r SPECIAL WIRE.) it, London, E.C, Tuesday Morning, Dr. TaniMU* sion, Dr. Tanner bis the Whig Party, sad chairman in the place do. The disappointed to be king after Mr. bout situation the which is altogether the party informed they would do all ...
... of tbc Irish Nation*! Federation America thia aCy.” Judge O'Brien, understand, i* » brother' in-law of the treasurer of the Whig Federation, John 1). Crimmins, who took the place of the hoe Eugene Kelly keeper of the prirr purse for the Feds,” that is ...
... Cnllinan, 623; C. O’Donavan, jonr., 219, J ' CTC diviaion there were three candidate, M° «' nod member ofthe Cullinan, J.P-, Whig; Independent Nationaliat. Mr. the choice of accredited of the people of the town some months ago, and for time there hi* nommatioo ...
... request would not be uni reasonable, the terms are admittedly unusually wide. The Vacant Chair. It is quite plain that the Whigs will not allow Dr. Tanner to enjoy the reward of his long service. They will not hare him as provisional chairman at any price ...
... Wilkinson in the poor Jaw deotion only the votes of the independent Paroellrte? Navan, would despise to seek the vote of : Whig (cheers). Mr. Wl. jou, Who '•ft,”'” the poor law board an Independent Nationahst, also spoke, and said to the p ...
... their patnotum f„Teturntag Mr. loar dent) tie their renresentati»o the Conneil of Meath « Ut» m»]jrtty over onnoneots, both Whig and Tory. ...
... Pamellitee hare opieeaad deaue for the chair, nw. aa a of fact, do they want it. The real aeeert Thnreday*e meeting fa that the Whig* their end what do. Like Micawbcr they waiting lor aooMthing tom up. They wiU wait for long time before Chairman consent pxmdda ...
... Fleet street, London, E.C., Tuesday Morning. The Promotion of Dr. Tannoi*. bacoes->ion Dr. Tanner baa become Chief 'Wliip of Whig Party, and of necessity acting-chairman tho placo Sir ihos. Eamondo. Tho disappointod baronet, who hoped ho king after Mr. ...
... Pftnm waa wonderfully important personage. During the past few years, however, owing the makeshift class members returned under Whig auspices, the average M.P. has, so to speak, lost his old inffuenoe, and to-day is decidedly discount. Under tho new Local ...
... I* - when works. But when does nothing but fool around, making miscluet, why shoo-d | paid? The Irish people are retang the Whigs at tree worth. The return of common something to car. selves upon. Samoa Settlement. The difficulty is now prartioeßy settled ...
... RELATIONS. THE IRISH _DAILY ■ ,T,x ,to (h»t «aoct. pohMj h»TO WHIG PARTTS TROUBLES. . ...
... preeentod within 21 day. from the 1 election; wbUe. apparently, quo warranto pro- ceding, are not limited m that teepech s„ . d»y*B Whig p.p«r* ti»t ti. rtTßng* ...