... terminated this evening. It was opened at a very short notice, given last Sunday night, and it has ended it the return tho two Whigs. Had the people their time, and their way, it is said, the affair would have ended differently, and enough has occurred to ...

... powerful influence in favour of the Whig candi- NOVEMBER U, 1868 date at every Irish huntings. Mr. Gladstone ' resolutions may have been nothing more than a dexterous artifice to unite the Irish people this election with the Whig seekers of office. They may have ...

... its childish News was anguish too. After all their “services” to the Pope, to the Tories, and to the Whigs, neither Catholic clergy, nor Tory nor Whig city, or leaders, asked their- proprietor, Mi-. Sullivan, to become their Representative. Agony of d ...

... childish News was in anguish too. After all their “services” to the Pope, to the Tories, and to the Whigs, neither Catholic clergy, nor Tory nor Whig city, or leaders, asked then- proprietor, Mr. Sullivan, to become their Representative. Agony of dis ...

... filth was handled because it was (falsely) said : Barry is a Liberal (!!) and Matthews is Tory, and Major Myles O’Reilly is a Whig or a Liberal; and grand thing—the main thing—tho only thing —the question of the day—of the hour —is to support those candidates ...

... miserable Barry is allowed to hound on his slander all the sordid satellites of British prisons against them, not one of the Whig officials utters one word against their sufferings Torture—not one! Let Inshmen know and feel these facts : let them judge ...

... new era. That noble city by the sea-liko Shannon, with sudden impulse, made an effort to start aside from the beaten paths of Whig and Tory, and set itself at large in the fresh fields of Nationality. This for a constituency was a novel and laudable, well ...

... which could inform those present that had procured four votes on they did not calculate Chairman alluded a statement made the Whigs of “my borough,” that Dr. Parkca was at their banquet. . , , To this Dr. Parkes replied saying that wished it to be clearly ...

... is out; the Member who voted against the Suspension Act is first in Galway. These results prove that the Irish people punish Whig and Tory discriminately; that they are not bound to the chariot wheels of English parties ; that they look less to men’s services” ...

... little gratification possible to supporters of iniquitous and rampant Toryism, Dr. Corrigan is not a hanging Tory, noryot a Whig-lawyer jackal, merits a preference, more especially the name the, humane physician Mountjoy (Dr. M ‘Donnell) on his committee ...

... adequate justice to Ireland should receive the support or vote of any Irish member and while cherishing my own independence of Whigs and Tories, and binding myself no party but the Party of Ireland, I yet shall prepared to use my vote iu every way to sustain ...

... present that had procured four votes on which they did not calculate before. , , , ~ The Chairman alluded statement made by the Whigs of “my borough,” that Dr. Parkes was at their ar k es replied by saying that bo wished it to be clearly understood that was ...