... of North Tyrone more than one occasion was the subject of criticism and tutrseesnaUe censure. They ware charged with being) Whigs Liberals, and I know not else. People who criticised in such strain this knew nothing of the real sit nation, for on the occasion ...

... & sale uaehaupad quarter-tasks. 100 cam. . »a«« end beano remained imitated. The fol. Com—The attendance Tuesday’* market Whig are the oficial qnotations: —Wbeot, per oontinams poor, and buainaaa, tie whole. «, la aid, No. do.. ltd; No. do, „ o( „ Mimportaot ...

... Way ” if bslffil tins •Charles), John, who did enntsat Wicklss isffi txting as Toriss. Liberal*, or Itol John was defeated by Whig. Did John stood .■ » Home Ruler* I happen tarn* on Bait's personal invitatim came to contest Dublin with Cdßf as Home Holer ...

... eagm for irritated by his brother kavtoj the amhitson trick of DuhtoQ things easy lor Mr. cocfiiagly a favourite in DuUn a Whig rtgime. BctwomMr-l brother John there was brothers- They wets hath emiy manhiwd in America on* mart fearful krt century. Mr ...

... rhnnred. proud iLoor.'-l, dll. .ad oar I ~ m laatiooiu (.heer.' rogvd tke Irat Pvtf, , thu i. the bM ■*' ■■ JZL, VJ. V. k, whig mad Tory in Cork, from the _ . ' . , ■ *“ “o°o«'*. nil., .no «c .horlooming, th. •rely there wit nmwr . time when it , M T* ...

... (cheore); d wiilt the help Cod, they put „ todiomm over in Cork (rhece.). k,, would make it the proud eity woo Ichuer.) routed tho Whig, and Th* neetiDg concluded with an enthnaiaatic * demand Mr. Redmond for Jenkr Independent Irish Party and the unary «| Parnell ...

... leaning which j«y towards our govern_ ~,, .ing families’* made Lord Lansdownc, the COIK FISHER! CASE. representative of great Whig House,” a - _ Junior Lord the Treasury the Govern , '■* *. mtiit which disestablished the Irish Church; was then into U*-- ...

... REJECTED, was writing hi. Life Lord Edward Fit*- '*f *.* \i,- * n^- . and Yesterday I Lord Canon, leird Lord John Kiuaell, a Whig blimste). with be terms of in- Bullor, Uogan, T. J. Hanr-a. Councillor * ' V. r M i— that ther were limale iriendahip. urged ...

... would bring him thou next. sandii a year. Mr. Healv might talk big, _ - . . . but would play the political “Vicar «* Broy. Lot Whig Tor”bo in power, aam mlormed ‘bit .f' T.b ?''! Mr. Qe.lT know how far go. Nothing Ifinobo unn-ted «“•*•* B“*‘bß[‘: did faction ...

... the member for East Cork will be FXTEXTF WmTstoMtor of th.' Mr. K. B. Walkingtou. JP. ssoorted through the town. EMENIE._ aHi Whig that every aasutanoc should be for upward* of twenty JTc«iLractora ******* nrv wTIT T T*s PP FRENCH DEPUTY’S PESSIMISTIC , ...

... Aohradbef. in reply, emphati- j. Fano Vernon. Tbe aggravate the eroad' Vahme PARIS BRUSSELS FLIGHT. MAJORITY OF 1. OLD LOyDOy 'Whig wpy miWsst typo, whmi 18hl (iromrs Tlxaa»All.) ♦ with Yokes. Tot* eUtcment. morworer, Mrs. Williams Frromon. of tho bride- ...

... pawiag of the P»r-liea«U BUI ia the foolish and enaeeeaaeiy preamble which oobUibs, and which it is aadantood was inserted the Whig section of the Cabinet. The members would vote against this. To mis np the Veto proposal* with tocalled reform would be fatal ...