... without which constitutional go- vernment in this country is impossibie, as the vote of the English majority, be Jx- Tory or Whig, overwhelms the vote of tht4epresen- tatives of the Irish People on all questions 7affecting the vital interests of Ireland ...

... sovereign Irish Parliament. As a I National representative in the truest sense, I am abso- lutely independent of English parties-Whig, Tory, or Radical. Convinced that to bear arms for national defence is the birthright of freemen, I laboured for three years ...

... beheoatholic, can support either the Whigs or Mr Gladstone, who belongs to a peculiar species of politician. I cannot forget, having lived in Italy, that from the balconies of Turin, some years since, the father-in-law of a Whig Prime M~inister preached revolution ...

... O'Connor Power denounced e the women of Drogheda. at Fieldstows. His remarks C were directed only against the hireling mob of the Whig G candidate, whose drunken rowdyisra has been notorious 1 nightly during the past week. j o It is also ABSOLUTELY FAatS that ...

... these and other measures, I shall act, a I have d ,ne hitherto,v with the Irish Home Rule I Jail never lbe a hanger-on of Whigs or Tories ; I -4-. tI-!rr uare my position to get situations for myself rends ; but whatever influence i possess shall in ...

... without which constitutional go- vernieont in thfs country is ImpoWbile, Dathe Voto of the Ifnglisih majority, be 14 Tory or m Whig, overwhelms the vote of th'Frepresen. d , tatives of the Irish People on all questlons * iaffecting the vital intoresis of ...

... Notting- hamn . ?? ?? 4 15 9 Per the Lord Mayor of London ?? ?? 100 0 0 Further collection In Tunbrldgo Wello, per.T Stone WhIg, lfiq ?? .. - 55 19 10 Further collection in the Parish Churches In the Dlocese of liath'and Wales, per the i, Lord BIYhOP ...

... essential that all members of the Home Rule Party should hold aloof from and be inde- pendent of all party combinations of Whig and Tory alike. At a time when it was not fashionable to do so-re- gardless of all personal considerations-I declared for ...

... gerald, P P, the denouncer of John Martin in LoIgf° and boaster that ile can dictate the representation l county Leitrim on Whig principles, that 51r Nel52 was not libelled because Mr Quin haed not the ?? to exhibit his incompetence before a public audlen' ...

... measures of reform from the lorse rather than to accept with gratitude half-hearted ?? ments from the unwilling hands of the Whigs. When Liberal Leaders come to the front with dedde! opinions in favour of reforms demanded by improvingN litical knowledge ...

... Rule, without which constitutionstrl vernumenet in this auntry is impoesibleos the vote of the Engt .h majority, be it TorevY Whig, overwhelm the vote of tc1careree50 tatives of the Ir. ; People on all ques~ow affecting the vital interests of Iresind. 2nd ...

... Irish Party a power in the House of Commons, to which no fair measure of. justice for our Country can be refudsed by either a Whig or Tory Government. Although in Imperial politics a Liberal, I should, therefore, subordinate my sympathy with that Party to ...