... Dangan never broke his word to the people. I V r admit that at the last election I did oppose the government Ibacka of the Whigs--men who declared against the Tenants in 3 and against the Catholic Church. 13 b The people now see that Lord Palmerston is ...

... lthat its policy and its pledgee werefrmdaaprt- at tion against the Whigs. From the Tory aide there was to never danger to thev independence of the Irish party. In aowever, the Whigs- and corraptionistIS would have it Warr be that the very pledges intended ...

... twenty-five to forty per cent. on the labour of the weavers and flax spin- hers of Drogheda. I seek your suffrages neither as a Whig or Tory. I shall be found ever working for Ireland, and by the side of that party which shall make IrQland'5 rights its first ...

... proceedings in Cork-the Moore Testi- monial ; Interesting Meeting at Charlemont House-Elec- tion Intelligence: New Ross and the Whig Placeman, Re- dington; Electioneering in Galway, &¢. &c.-The Address of the Catholic Defence Association to the Electors of ...

... being your Representative Su Parliament. A Tory government has succeeded to power. At its head is Lord Derby, who, for- nerly a Whig, has shown himself on every occasion hostile to the religious liberty of the Irish people. This ministry has come into office ...

... justice, and shall lend my beat assistance towards obtaining a Its Isform, a It was alleged at the late Election that I am a Whig.- n That charge Is simply and utterly false. It was merely a a lever trick, got up *to prnjudice me. There is nat a siadom ...

... Bank) n maoney to effect my return bor Clarc. P I ask tne Farmers of Clare what good has been done for n them by Sadleirite and Whig Members ? I ask their com- f, mon sense and reason what possible good can result to them b by electing the other candidates ...

... Orangeirm in his heart, used, played with, abused, and betrayed the Liberal auser- the Valentine M'Clusctys and the Darby O'Drivee- Whig and Orange-all alike have dared to threaten with dre and faggot the independent voters who exercised b, their franchisee according ...

... twenty-five to forty per cent. on the labour of the weavers and flax spin-- of Drogheda. I seek your suffrages neither as a Whig or Tpry.- shall be found ever working for Ireland, and b7 the side of that party which shall make Ireland~s ights Ila Orst ...

... benefit of the Bil.' I conceive itt ben;fte~rnilsof the Bil that any tepant holding une es r~ltnagreement, made durn periods of Whig rcs tarn vih teitn rcs tI ?? topy Pshlbeettetoveaeuibe ds- times. I conceive it to be amongst the fundamental principles of ...

... Repre- sentatives who, preferring the gold of the Treasury, the emoluments of office, or the smiles and blandishments of the Whig Minister, to the rigid discharge of duty, have deserted the ranks of the Independent Party, which was the people's only hope ...

... Moved by the Rev. T. MICullagb, and seconded by Mr. M. Kealy:- Resolved-That, shortly after the last general election, the Whigs passed a bilithrough parliameutgenerally known as 'the Irish Coercion Bill;' that that bill was strongly opposed by John O'Connell ...