... 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 ...

... parody of the times of Nero or Diocletian, is passing before our eyes. And, above all, he must make plain to England-whose Whig-Liberal emissary,. Lord Minto, first carried the incendiary torch into Italy-that the men of Louth, the people of Ireland, ...

... to my country, no matter what party proposed It, and free to oppose any meaeuro loJurionS to Ireland, whether proposed by a Whig or by a Tory Cabinet, and no matter what the cousequences of that opposition to the propoters of the injustice. It would obviously ...

... 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 ...

... however, been consoled by the conviction that I have neither compromised my re- ligion nor my country, for private interest, Whig misrule, or Tory despotism. I have at all times been opposed to every measure dan- gerous to faith or morals in the question ...

... Mr. John Adams: Resolved-That we heartily rejoice in the Justretributiou that has overtaken those hollow and unprincipled Whigs in the mo ment of a short-lived triumph, purchased by the recreanot of so many mercenary Irish members, and that in future ...

... Interests and proe vent the country from becoaelug a barren waste and a howl- ing wildarness. :,lesolved-That the preasent Whig Governmeut of England deeves our unqualified censure for their cruel disregard of tbb sufferlngs of the Irleh people * that ...

... independent Irish Party in the House of Commons is the only effectual means of extorting from a British guvernment, whether Whig or Tory, a redress of the many grievances under which our ill-treated coontry labours. Resolved-That the Irish Representatives ...

... nation that the Ruasell-Aber1 en Cab at has termned to I re-enact the odious and tyi onical law, do ed too cruel even by a Whig Administra.os to bB permitted to remain on the Statute Book, by which the Landlords of Ireland are to be again empowered to ...

... without which constitutional go- vernment in this country is impossibie, as the vote of the English majority, be Jx- Tory or Whig, overwhelms the vote of tht4epresen- tatives of the Irish People on all questions 7affecting the vital interests of Ireland ...

... IC A R-16. -. ill be holdst - BAX.MSBDORG GROUNDS, t * ~~DUBLIN#* r On SATUBDAY NEXT',.7th September, 1I RRIW'l1tG, JUMPING, WHIG UTfTEIOWING, NWn BICYCLIcNG. TWENTY-TWO EVENTS TO BE DECIDED. ALL THE BEST MFEN IN THE COUNTRY ENTERED. Admission: , ranud ...