... who were contending for power and the government of this realm. Mr. Moors would go into parliament not to attach bimeelf to Whigs or Tories, bat to give rational independent opposition to any governmsnt that would not redress the leading grievances of the ...

... placed of complet taching themselves from English part, precise style of administration mig indeed be that of the official Whigs ; general system of the latter is ever injurious to the interests of the ¢ largely understood. The administra Iréland, upon ...

... Establishment could not last if the people of Ireland maintained their numerical supi riority. The association hod been described Whig by some ; but, looking round the room, he could not recognise any oac who held place under the Government, or who had a greater ...

... rebellious States with or without Davis, ami honestly to treat for peace the basis of submission to the Union. The Richmond Whig says, the South, if subjugated, would never join the North to fight against England. The Board of supervisors has sent another ...

... pocket, or lost or mislaid by some mischance. There might possibly be no great unwillingness to serve a member of the great Whig party at the expense of one who was only a member of the great Liberal party, and it was better to make assurance doubly sure ...

... the friends of Ireland to adopt is, to return to Parliament a body of Representatives who will not Kitsch themselves cither Whigs or Tories, bat hold themselves independent both, and oppose any and every party that will not concede to this country those ...

... period of (num. history. Tt also appears that for the pr they have both played out their hands. Tories in resistance, and the Whigs ix cession orcajolery. Thus itis, that the pr Parliament meets in the last year of it T istence, without any distinction of ...

... our ranks when they see, they will iefa .ly see. that tbeir objections and apprehensions are groundless. Soma say we are all Whigs hot. looking round me here, and looking lbs Iht of our mem hers and associates, lean recogniseamoogt,: us no placeman, very ...

... such general depression trade as there at present this city and county. Yet, Ireland mocked by the base, bloody, and brutal Whigs” with the cruel falsehood of fancied prosperity. At the meeting held in Waterford last week, it was proposed the Rev. Mr. Gimletto ...

... this can have but one result with himto put him on his mettle.” It is well known that Mr. M‘Kexxa was master of the field—his Whig opponents one and all having fled pell mell—before The O’Doxoghue candidature was publicly announced ; and it will ill accord ...

... yet kcown whether tbe Conserva'ives will start one or two candidates, bat they say one at will be certainly wre-ted from tbe Whigs. This may be so, bat it does not appear that any exertions are being male to storm the strongtnli of Whigism asppiog or mining ...

... the friends of Ireland adopt is to return to Par- I Uarocnt a body of representatives who will not attach themselves either Whigs or Tories, but hold themj selves independent of both, and oppose any and every party that will not concede to this country ...