... who, in some introductory re- oil- marks, eulogises Part of this magnificent speech of 0 tethe Doctor's. Let the Nor thera Wh'ig and its Prsytrahcrrsonetsed, mark, learn, wi n iwrl dgs hscmmnay fteRev. 0o thtrh yche oehr ihtepaplt sit is aeaefateund7 ...

... he (hir. Connelly) believed that Conservative Governments had al. ways done something for Ireland. He did not believe in any Whig traitor or any such man that would deceive them. (lEar, hear ) He believed in men that were good, in honourable men that wonld ...

... favour of a tenant-(no, no)-and yet this was one of the baits thrown out to the tenants. The Northern Wrlig- (groans for the Whig)-had tried to set them at daggers with their landlords, but he felt Sure that on the day of the election they would rally round ...