... principal charge is, that I n ade myself an instrument of the Whig Part, in the town of Dundalk—that I was pushed forward to do the filthy work of the Whigs and place beggars”—that I went into the Whig and place-begging camp of Dundalk, Ac., Ac. New, for ail ...

... worthlessness of the Whigs—and of the especial and mischievous worthlessness of their principal leaders, Lord and Lord John Russell. Wherever contest has been fought in which the people hare been asked to make sacrifices for the pure Whig principle, honestlj ...

... One of these mainly rests upon the powerful property iufiuence of the Fortescue Family, and ii sustained by the other great Whig interests of the County—Lords Anglesey, Louth, Massareene, and Bellkw, with a squad of squires and squireens. This power commands ...

... It was a matter of little consequence to him what party governed in England—whether it was Whig or Tory (cheers). It was not long since the leader of the old Whig party told them that the Catholic religion enslaved the minds and degraded the soul of its ...

... principles, and the priests and people of Clare should now take care that three Liberal candidates shall not stand, lest the Whig candidate get in from heir divisions. meeting of the priests of Clare county, called by public requisition, was held on the ...

... himself Whig Tory (cries of no, no). A weight ha* been taken oil breast by that cry, for cannot believe that there is a man who would be ashamed to deny bis piinoiple* in an assembly of honest men like the present; and lor myself can say, neither Whig or Tory ...

... should have been successful; but he saw an attempt made to get the county into the clutches of the Whig party—he saw that when Colonel O’Callaghan, Whig, was in the field, there was not a word of Air Waldron; but when the O’Douoghue came out with his address ...

... furthermore pledge themselves to use their utmost power to prevent the return of Mr Ball.’ spite thb resolution of the clergy, the Whig party persisted in putting forward Mr Ball, though without any hope of success, and without any other object than ■V«fc«s. ...

... and they believed that nearly all the Conservatives of Dundaik would vote for him (the Leaguer) as against Mr Bowyer and the Whig—that they did not exactly like Camwell as a person to represent them, but that against Mr Bowyer they would vote lor him and ...

... nomination, about an hour before the proceedings commenced, I was asked by my respected friend, the Rev. Mr. M’Ginnity (neither a “Whig,” nor ‘‘placebeggar” nor a man likely to soil his hands with any *• filthy work,’’ as I dare say even Mr. Cabtan will admit) ...

... former to sympathise with Mr Cantwell in that struggle. And had be come forward at this election to contest any seat with a Whig or a Tory, there can be no doubt but the same feeling would accompany him. , . Mr Cantwell, however, does no such thing; ...

... Mt Kennedy—l seconded the third resolution, and not that • I never read that resolution. Mr Vere Foster—lt was to keep out a Whig, but it was not to put in Tory (renewed tumult and dis-01 proceeded to say that the resolution was in print, aud every one ...