... election daring tbe thirty years in Ireland that was more fall of promise the Cjoservstive cause than the preesal reaction against Whig principles has sto in, which is not yet its firod, sod to which las late experiments on democracy in America have io no email ...

... earnestly entreat onr brother Conservative electors to bear in mind that a vote given any shape to Mr. Pim is one in support Whig-Radical principles, and for the destruction of the Protestant Chorcb. A vote of thanks to the worthy chairman was proposed ...

... that he has not yet formed many. This much, however, we do know, that these subjects tbs Whig Goveromsnt pledged to certain coots , and that is pledged to the Whig Government. also know on what portion of the city constituency principally relies, and can ...

... Iti.b oolice. «od I. therefore, belt.?, yon h. ft Whig Mioiaurialiet. and disentitled the ol all Irishmen. Ca«bolic Proliant. BccauM Ireland has always been neglected, tmpoeerubed. and oppressed by Whig * ,o , bftd .o, .d..0.«.e. J 0.1.0.. f»lt pl*y bet ...

... Amberley at Leeds, and that of ‘b® Whig Lord of the Treeenry in the Royal borongh of Kiddernaiotier and at Carrickfergns. He then passed dieensa the of tbe great perties in the State, and to point out the delinquencies of the Whig whkb, said, bad imposed the ...

... personal prejudice private pique, they plump lor the one the other. It the peculiarity of such a contest the present, where one Whig and two Conservatives are canvassing for two aeate, that it would require majority of more than two to one exclude our antagonist ...

... end they should recollect that they were now called upon to consider the conduct of the Whig* the T -Ties, which of the psrties they give their support Tbe Whigs had refused tenant-right, established system of elocstion. sad given little support to the ...

... l -itb them deelde .bn be bora foe it. There .ere retpeelable Romm Catholic -bo eltree. 'ted their etdo, end .enld do The Whig, bad done .wry thing they could ern.h the maoofactonog ratereoU of tb. eenoirr-tn make Ireland lb. eieolom’ol Waterford ehoald ...

... whilst the facsa of Mr, Gladstone’s sop porters lengthen in proportion. Many of their ataucboet mm evidently began despair. The Whig-Radical, latitadioarian, aoii-Cborob screw is being applied with relmtleaa vigour, end enperbnman eff wta are being made bring ...

... eandidtte —Vaace and OaiaDece. Above all tbinga, beware of aplitting votee. The affect of thie weald be to gire • Iriamph to the Whig-Radical party. have been requeeted to atate that the member* of the Coneervative Eegiatratioo Society will meet daily duriog ...

... for moment •cling with his party, would hs»e closed hio lips for ever than uttered words so intern sad so foolieh Surely this Whig Attorney General must have felt that when be attacked in one breath the ConeerTatiTe law officers for England and for Ireland ...

... end Steerue Bell Miller, Eaq., the ConeerTi'-iTe oendidele, ie now M.P. for Aronegh. The conleat was aery aeaere, becaoae the Whig candidate, William Kirk, Erq., baa many friends in the city, an I they were aery actiae on bit behalf ; hot the conttiiaeney ...