... t- my country, no matter what party proposed It, rnd free to oppoee any measure Irjurlen to Ireland, whiether prropoaed by a Whig or by a Tory Cabinet, and no matter what the ccuaequences of t hat opposition to the propssers of tha Injustlce. it would cbvlourly ...

... ready to confer with yon oa those measures with which you are more especially csncernel. The indifference with which both Whigs and Tories have treated Ireland In the Imperial Parliament leives but little t hope of any permanent good being conferred uoon ...

... benedclal to my country, no matter what ?? proposed It, and free to oppome any measur loijurlona to Ireland, whether proposed by a Whig or by a Tory Cabinet, and no matter what the ConseqUenCes of that oppositfn to the proposers of the Ibjustk6o It would obvionely ...

... regard to her a nient fa lbh and people. I addre s you ?? unfettered by a pledge to elthor of _ the great Bnglsh parties, the Whigs or the Tortes, I will or support only such measures as are just end reasonable, and a I will opposo ev.ry government which ...

... to my country, no matter what party proposed It, end free to oppose any measure i'jurlous to I reland, whether propose5 by a Whig or by a Tory Cabinet, ond no matter what the Consequences Of that opposition to the proposers of the jnjustice. It would obviously ...

... is to strengthen, by my vote, and by my humble aesistenes, the few honest men who are fighting an unequal battle against the Whig and Castle Influences which at present ?? the Corp'ratlon, and which, by excessive and oppressive taxation, threaten to reduce ...

... HS oser~uii anddesc nndin ?? Thyaavssn anful assortmen of3 ;T G~ENOSLAUDY amp1s, &c.~ic J. . alld alO. call 'en lutoteir ?? whig copiss ?? ?? lite fohng-ndWIoing- An of Eletra PAled' GoASAPRTS ?? be.. ow s,&n KATES, HORSE CLOT HiNG, PORT- 401ESSALE; SHOP ...

... the meot- ing, esertiocs on rbich lie foumdedhit entire speech, an4 or- rived at all his conclusions, ne declared me to bo a Whig, end that at the last assizes wos adopted, with Lord Bing- hran, by the gentlemen of that grand jury. These state- meats are ...

... stats that he wilt gladly aid in the present emer- gncy, end that the UFe of the water In his premilsas is ICesto 'ail.-Nowfy's Whig'. ...

... Wilheoand the general spread of Vooal Manio and Sight . Singing through Ireland ? Not the Goverulineot of tha Yi country (either Whig or Counorvative), nor its bilcering educatlonists, nor its drowsy and solemn-faced would-be philanthropists I nor Its dreaming ...

... obedlent servan l)EDWARD SAUNb)EHO5X. Castlo sasiderson, June a0, 1is,, : r R OTORkS OF -EATH- Dpon't pledge yourselves to tho Whigs. An Independent Man, on Liberal Ooueorvative principles, will address and par. r sonally canvaos yoU. MONEY. 5 VC A2NTED, £200 ...

... principle, which foumnd uttorauce at the Longford electlon, and which In recognised as tho true policy of Irlsb- men, that tlio Whig government smould be fought in the par- sons of their supporters, no matter what thoir private claime or personal woctht. Gentlemen ...