... 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 ...

... e to forty per cent. on the labour of the. weavers and flax spin- S ners 9f Drogheda. D I seek your suffrages neither as a Whig or Tory. I shall be found ever working for Ireland, andby the side of that party which shall make Ireland's rights its first ...

... twenty-five to forty per cent. on the labour of the weavers and flax spin- uiers 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 Ireland's rights its first ...

... twenty-five to forty per cent. on the labour of the weavers and flax spin- ners of Drogheda. 1 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 Irelaind's rights its first ...

... Mo tions to influence my actions when public business was to be en( done. I am not connected with any Miny, ten arty, either Whig cos or Tory; I have no jrite ends t t in and can therefore I a act as the free and Znb' sed Repr out ive of the people, an ...

... 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 ...

... Catholics of this Empire. _ That Government, however, has met its deserved doom, end r thereby has afforded a double lesson to the Whigs, that _ HONESTY WAS THEIR BEST rOLTCY; and to the people of Ireland, that in their own hands, by the selection of honest, faithfal ...

... either denies justice or perpetrates wrong; and I do, ca' therefore, present myself to your notice as one alike opposed to Whig and Tory combinations, and anxious alone to form one of an Irish party devoted to Irish interests. IMy it stating so relieves ...

... as their representative Captain BEtLLEW, who has manfully avowed himself the opponent alike of every Administration. whether Whig or Tory, that would dare to persecute our religion-or its institutions, it has now become particularly incumbent on them to ...

... proceedings of er Pa liament are before you. I c allenge inquiry into all, and |tLI am asbsmed of none. 1 voted W ith the Whigs and with the vi Tories when I thought them right, and shall vote against th either, if either vote against Ireland. to The ...

... and the Polling-N ous Tory Defeats- n Temporary Success of To Crre in Dublin City-The Bigots in Trinity Colle lori @feat of Whigs and a Tories in New Ross-T e i at New Rosa, West- meath, Sligo, &c-Gre E ci i en in Cork, Limerick, | &c-Fatal Sectarian Ri ...

... who either denies justice or perpetrates wrong; and I do, therefore, present myself to your notice as one alike opposed to Whig and Tory combinations, and anxious alone to form one of an Irish party 'devoted to Irish interests. - My stating so relieves ...