... MP the agents they may be tare of beteg able to obtain the Met evell• able 0011119.1 and amhemee This 'pollee to all Of late:Whig emigrants. ...

... grey hair. He is allrocat human in his ways, and sometimes hes all the cunning of a madman. idea of ' strength can be gained whig, it is wrenched the three-mob iroteMt train j ge twisted it into • shapelow 1 .It I TIP of four men to bold h in t• bar watt ...

... GREAT FIRE IN MADRID. Whigs s.v, smow was falling on Monday night • balmiest kilo War in Madrid. The church beaus., the which awoke the finest of the goad* Marshal Campos, the Minister of War, awl slicers and guard/ vainly attempted to the which spread ...

... ATTACK UPON MR. T. J. TROY. On Thursday, a meeting in support of Mr Sweetman was held in Ferrybank, and it so enraged the Whigs that, organised interruptions fading to interfere with the demoastration, they made a cowardly attack with stones on the principal ...

... the Ambles by a widow of netwieyears, Um against Robbillulb • wideweqsrlimakeelmisegit • against ths plasm dialog dames aad *Whig that be was wollft Se peewit& Ito plaintiff, who TMN at l/werposk beams amplahsted with Mr. Radom at her brother's hease. Hotel ...

... who voted agninet, Ministers, 39 were follow's') Oi Mr. Parnell. 17 were Conservatives, and futr to the small body of Irish Whigs. Of lie 14 Irialt whe helped the to resist tie asseadmmt. were deserters from the Bale testi* M. Mr. W. E. Foster, Mr. and ...

... Tem is yet MAITLAND MOLLAMM. intended to entangle him. No notice Whig liable of the letters, prisoner wrote to Lord Hothileld demanding £7O. His lordship placed the matter in the bands of Messrs. Lewis and Lewis, and thereupon the prisoner sent a letter ...

... and formulate a demand for what, in their opinion, would be the smallest concession Ireland should accept. He described the Whig ' manifesto to the Americans as the most unwarrant able ever issued to their exiled race. He did not regard the Bill as a ...

... House of Commons as to the remuneration paid to Mr. Muldoon, M.P., as an arbitrator, the London correspondent of the Northern Whig writes: —lrish members were very much interested in Mr. Cherry's answer to Mr. Barrie showing that Mr. John Muldoon, Nationalist ...

... an of 4 I=3 ft l. add and he deer he useld loft bra the obeli of hie rag end dm Mil Imo Ininelled It but I S.selleemat her Whig mete thaa NM Ire Imo l. ber I be theseders 15.,. the et ids mu sad shale be ereoladaw eheekelety. kiseed 11, 11175) of the ...

... thanks. tbe contrary Mr Mills of Merriouvrow, we. the only Dublin caterer aaked for a tender, and he was perfectly roady and %Whig to uncles-tate the work, for which ho gave me a tender. After having seen Mr Mills I had an interview with Mr Wright. and as ...

... who wished to aveng themselves upon the manufacturers who were fighting against the Corn taws, end a large portion of the Whigs, who wished to damage the Government of Si, Robert Peel. The oomery gentlemen in the Rouse of Commons wished to hoop the price ...