... Loughnan, Esq. Resolved -Tbat we again entreat and exhort the honsat- hearted and Whig-hating Electors of Dublin to withhold, under all circurnstanep, their votes from the Whig Candi- dates, If Lord Palmerston sueceed in packing the next Parliament with his ...

... nis Pot- oPayce, crmagT. sf0.19l-pac GOCR'IS and ISRTAN-A syount in a vtne, glodprn ef houx.Wathe aboerad ae, adr b who ws be whig recmmendodbfor fo thoreougrh kempo. Address bud GROERSPE etA IT - Groers A seps oab youan in a a rslaonaaboe, wima t7e 'ounder ...

... twenty-five to forty per cent, on the labour of the weavers and dax spin- _ ners 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 Ireiand's rights itsafirst ...

... CovjarorQ.-EdUnqb&i4 Sc. dils Pram His sleight-of-hind tricks are, indeed, startling, and Pezormedvery gracefully.'f-Be-fa* Whig.: MAany of his delusions are literally astonishing, and hlla great dextaeriy of manipulation wonderfuI.-Bedf DPaily Ia ...

... as a Catholic, I shall feel bound to resent by a course of unmitigated hos- tility to its guilty authors, the perfidious Whigs. It is such a violation of those principles of civil and religious liberty which I have cherished from my childhood that, were ...

... 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 ...

... Creagh of Dangan never broke his word to the people. I admit that at the last election I did oppose the government backs of the Whigs-men who declared against the Tenants and against the Catholic Church. The people now see that Lord Palmerstca is the enemy ...

... Catholic clergy- men, called for the rustrosic of keeping out the Whigs. At that meeting I was present, and yet if I were Baste enargh to go on the Monday following and vote for the Whigs, I might, it seemi, ?? the IGtters T.C. and E.L G. in ailence, and ...

... Centralising schemes of the Whige. The experience ac- quired by me in the course of that arduous contest convinces me that the Whigs have a uniform policy to sustain every- thing English and to sacrifice everything Irish. It is a fallacy to suppose that the ...

... John Adams: vI Resolved- That we heartily rejoice in the justretribution that C has overt ken those hollow and unprincipled Whigs in the mo vi ment of a short-lived triumph, purchased by the recreanoc of so n many mercenary Irish members, and that in future ...

... UP.~'IEMLNTAL COLOU!R91 OARTOON, .THE CHANNSEL TUW3EL SCi&E WEXFORD ELSUOION- Another Gt pp to. Ignominious Defeat of the Whig ad or 0o0lMo. Serbopa motiug be Lb4 Tgowii IRE ARCHB!SHQP OF OAS BALLINAEINOH- An Imposing Ceremony. REPORTS P5OM A66 OOVEWS ...

... 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 ...