... number of honest and active Home Rule members, pledged to act loyally together as an independent Irish party, regardless of Whig or Tory infiuence,and determined to usa. every constitutional means to obtain our Natioltf rights. 4. That those patriotic ...

... Irish Nastionslist to act otherwise, par ticidarly when not fettered by obligations to the Govern- ioent, loyalty to an English Whig (or Reform) Clob, or by being snugly berthed in Engaund through the patronage of English politicians.- I Yours, &C., IMiCEAEac ...

... effeetia~llYculreduA of our illlnes. ' ioept~ Mr. Snuivan and' a few 'othiY Irish taki-I clal, all IrishJwyers and, tbtitiiaciw, Whig cand Torya . ?ro'sJ tant uand cstlkjlc, insist on 1ke~inqthepresorve of Ifes~iOna ptiteen-i a~e untouched. lb is not probable ...

... we must call the Whig section of the Cork Liberal party. It is probable that these gentlemen would have preferred a candidate of opinions less pronounced than those of Mr. RONAYNn, and the Conservatives were sanguine in reckoning on Whig dis- content as ...

... either Whig or Tory must suppose a great body of them blind, stupid, or corrupt; and I hope the people who think s0 badly of any con- siderable number of us are not very numerous in Ireland. I do not argue, of course, with any on- who is a mere Whig or a ...

... ciples assumed their third phase in this third period-first under William and the Whigs he was a Whig; then under Anne and the Tories hee was a Tory; then when neither Whigs nor Tories would have any more to say to him he turned anti-Englith, and gar v the ...

... contains the follow- ing: - CHANGE IN THE PROPRIETORSHIP CY THE NORTHERN WHIG. On dit that a negotiation has been completed be- tween the present proprietor of the Northern Whig and Sir John Arnott, of Cork, whereby the latter ob- tains the possession ...

... an independent support to the Tories. What the Irish people wanted was a body of men in the House of Commons independent of Whig and Tory and who would make the rule of their conduct the advancement of Irish interests t hear, hear). It was no use expecting ...

... and he wanted to know how many pence )o the Northern Whig knocked off the rental of e landlords in these counties, or how many hundreds of pence the Northern Whig or a hundred Northern Whigs would knock off their rental if e they were to take its ...

... Richard Wallace's residence was once the seat of U5l- ster's chivalry, and ie a fitting place for the home of him whom the Whig has entitled the Peabody of Paris. We expected much of Sir Richard, and are not disappointed. His visit has given new life ...

... and that the only doubt is whether * thy loss will give the Conservatives a clear majority over the whole motley - crew of ~Whigs, Radicals, Republicans, Home Rulers, Fenians, and Ultranontanes who wiU vote together on a question of confidence, but on E ...

... persons professinr liberal politics, or 'or giving a vote to an) candidate for Parlia- rment, Whether identified uwith the Whig or Tory, or any other political party. 4. Ibattlse system of friendly benefit societies be es- tablished in all lodges in lien ...