... was, it is impossible to discover, but the Castle Whigs resisted any such thing, and insisted on trying the matter out. They were ignominiously defeated, and the lee eon has .gain been shown that the Whig influence in Ireland has bec , mie a thing of tho ...

... imistivel irdependrins. we. that it had only to be iimeitioned to b I ;aught. fit (cheers). Bet those dope halo. mon, f..r either Whig or Tory will lb. ' aff ages of the eitia ois of Weterford (eneere) I b toy. the mtebliehment of this Glut, will h t • emahlish ...

... predominant, and politicel independence vs. ' that it bad mil/ to be mentioned to le it (cheers). Bat this- days have .191. r Whig or Tory will U. of the eitis ow of Weterfard (shems.) , lb to.. the eet•tali•hoirtit of this slab will b I, establish that ...

... Land Act is defective, and theofffe al vain. Ti a mischievous crowd, who are spoiling anything good in the measure. Sipes the Whig deputation waited on Mr Trevely-in a large meeting has been held in Coleraine. One of the strongest complaints made by the ...

... ild. Tie is to • great extent responsible. The Whig loverionent is, every one of this. for the conduct of Art tipenuer, let not so directly ae Spencer who Myles Joyce bang-ti iii the lutenist of the Whig party. Orues-emies.noil by Mr Le oay—l didn't ...

... to the elector front a pri:on, with the prospect of another awaiting h m ; Mr as the instrum:ni of Whig Coercion. Mallow has given its answer—'• No Whig Official, Car, wtbagger, or Coere.onist, need apply. Well done Mallow! Big Months imprisonment in ...

... his constituents and .up otters our sincere thanks for the splendid victory achieved by them devile the combined influence of Whig and Tory olemeut, who sought to grasp the representation from the popular candidate, and place it in the handa of • government ...

... signifies that its people err more or lees tainted with West Britain ideein sad in fact, aubmerged beneath the dotionani spirit if Whig and Tory aaci-vidency. Now I ask any impartial ant unpn Irishman, true to the calve of grand old principles of Irish National ...

... self. sacrificing patriotism, by resolving to accept no renditions or compiomise with • a perfidious, inconsistent, vindictive Whig Administration. Proposed by Mr Pato ick Pitzgerild ; seconded by Mr Edmond Powi r, and reselved—•• That the secretary be ...

... bare basted the above. beitaspolini Ss amps end et she WINN eareramo se as ipd t s er da. three eandidelet. sod Ire the et Whig* the nI tellag se eendillow nu rely. sad him. It en et the 111111] Mpwel xzwrows AMMO Gut gem, I DIA' th was ens 01 year plow* ...

... D&ZXCII, Is, C Cam Eves. 11.• ' LED PANTE BALL.I,' lee Cialawbb amas. BitoNCHGLINI,' Hulk Mem 126 • 1 t CIASKODYEZ: 2.. no • Whig; I..Cai ra da bil 2 Tbs • CAIIMIMAITYI CMALIC,*kr le Lambe ka. el Canaleer. lonises, ' dam as Ilk ki„ ska pse& as be bedapilkely ...

... rimpapeoe of Meson end es being Mol t * manse et the eight assentin the in. is ,which as those was awe Ineoeloarly illogaL The doff Whig tam use time to sossider the robed is favor of the point raised, sad amessesed the as Mr Mayne the kiplly he to roproasat the ...