... unknown in politics, when be made his rallying cry opposition to the Whigs, and impressed on the popular mind the belief that his opponent was a -friend, if not a supporter, of the Whig Minister. The opinions of Mr. Waldron with regard to Tenant Right were ...

... of those who willvto sustain it. In some of the constiiu ?? outests will partake of the old partmis'racter of Whig against Tory. In others Whig families will contest for the in jwsee attached to a seat in the louse of Com- mons, and in otberthei ?? of the ...

... or fawn before the Whigs, h and beg from them the crumbs of office (groans). That was the question, apd because Mr. Waldron came forward as a Whig, and The O'Donogaue on the principles of independent o opposition, he rejected the Whig and embraced The 0 ...

... that Aldertnan Reynolds would not blame him if he said that they hod also two Whigs-- Alderman Reynolds-I will, indeed. I totally and en- tirely Ignore the character of a Whig in the saute in which MrT. Finnegan is using it. Mr. Nixon, Mr. Fitzpatrick, ...

... the Whig no amount of tuning cou'd get him to bring out a national air (cheers and laughter.)- He spoke from the fullness of an Irish heart, and he hoped the people of Tipperary would sustain him. lie came to ask for their soffregis, not as a Whig or as ...

... that be was not a Wbig, bat it was not alone the independent party that believed him to be a Whig, but the Conservatives believed him to be one, and also the Whigs, and every party in the onunty, both his friends and enemies, have supported or opprsed him ...

... tradition., ties hitherto supposed to connect parties have been ruptured. Tories are found going into the lobby with Whigs, and Whigs heartily coalescing with Tories. Peelites are found in the majority and in the minority. Irish Liberals partake of the ...

... opposition to a pure Whig; ; cst as the Whigs, if they were in opposition, would prefer one of us to a paro Conservative. We acted In concert with the Conservatives 1o avenge the ecclesiastical titles bill; we acted in concert with the Whigs to punish the S ...

... s MEETING OF THE LIBERAL PARTY OF BELFAST. The Noylterrs Whig publishes a special edition contriig a long report of a public meeinsg of the Liberal party of Belfast, which was hold on Saturday, in the Corn Exchange in pursuance of a resolation agreed ...

... it would be a hazard to assert any- thing positive, but it is certain that the active support which Mr. Bagwell gave to the Whig nominee, Mr Waldron, during the late exciting contest, in 6xpress violation of the promise given to the committee of The O'Donoghne ...

... put forward in defence of Sir Thomas Redington, but we know that his best friends at the time, men who were as devoted to the Whig party and as anxious to sustain Lord John Russell in his general policy as any man in Ireland or in England, earnestly and ...

... opposition has always been, is, and ever will be, the only effective means of extorting from the reluctant gripe of either Whig or Tory any portion of our rights. For the ables ustainment of this prinriple-apparently Ireland's only hops ?? friends anxiously ...