... Parliament Whig or a Tory a Gladstonian or a Derbyjte 1 One of the candidates, Mr. Waldron, has twice been elected for Tipperary. He relinquished his seat, without struggle, to the late highly-respected John' Dillon, but had supported the Whigs, he disapproved ...

... priesthood, whose sympathies are in reality popular, and who have wit enough perceive that their Hierarchy are being driven the Whig Radical traders into a position where an open rupture between them and the people must ensue.—Evening Mail. Wrkces Loss op ...

... 111 are the in n, they Whigs Tories, that come here lo distract yein grand comity—no sympathy, fellow-feeling with you (cheer.). Read both their a Idreas-a—not word about independent opposition. Me. Waldron was thick and thin Whig, hut for some reason, ...

... account of his two elections; that at the last contest for the county of Cork the local Tory expended over £lo,Uou,* whilst the Whig candidate (a marchaut from Calcutta) spent probably double that sum, besides indirect expenditure to a far greater amount.’ ...

... been forced into making himself the cat’s paw of a clique of designing priests in Tipperary isexpected to come forward as the Whig candidate, but Wexford are confident will not behind even the premier county” in spirit, and as Tipperary will send home the ...