... advice was tnat they should be careful in the coming contest not to ally themselves :o swiftly with either the treacherous Whigs or the conspiring Tories (hear, hear). He had seen it suggested that Irishmen should take partin the intended demonstrations ...

... the close was very exciting, Sbeshan, the Whig, being supported by the Tories, Bot 25 votes, and Made den, Nutioualist, 23. Sh.ebun wes declared elected. The Nationalists then left in a body, leaving the Whig-Tory combination to instal s man in office ...

... take place so as to . segregate any particular portion of a constituency in such a manner as to secure the prevalence of any Whig or Tory or other anti-National influence within its borders. We should note the hopes of the Daily Ezprear for Tory influence ...

... from the following account of a little proceeding, in which the central figure is not only an English landlord but a Whig of the Whigs. Here is the story, as told by a London evening newspaper:— This morning three women who reside in a house in Duke's-coart ...

... M'Grath. During the day the utmost interest was manifested in the result, and all sides the canvassing was very brisk., The ‘Whig-Tory element attended early in the day, and it was generally believed that they plumper to a man for Mr M‘Grath, and theresult ...

... Principles of the ‘l':.'m iw ml.-':, Tuition are from 42 to % gnineas per aan, Michselmas Ternr ng oo Sept. 3rd, when the first whig of the maguificent new build ngs.will be ‘? for obcujpation. Exhibitions and Scholarsh\sof 210 and £l5 are anoually thrown ...

... As we say, the principle is fair in the abstract, but in order to apply it fairly, it should be applied indifferently to Whigs and Tories, to Repealera and their foes; but while every other class and party claim the right of introducing polities into ...

... Tories. By Irishmen everywhere, and at all times, Tory and Whig, should be treated with equal indifference. They should he noticed by them only to be punished or made use of. It was right that the Whig should have been punished in this instance for his tr ...

... Tiish representation. But even Wauterford has_something yet to do in the direction of it political purificatisn. Te bave = ‘Whig cilution in the county bas a very ‘bad gemeral ¢ffvet, and thers must be & transfurinn of the vigereus politieal lifs of the ...

... Fitzgerald seconded—** That this board resffirms its con~ demnstion of the policy of emigration persisteutly nivocated b,; the Whig and 'l!ory party, which has proved so disastrous to Ires land, «nd belives that the policy of migration: embolied in the Lwnd ...

... Imperial Province, which a member of the gilded Chamber had dabbed Ulster. The victory sent consternation amongst both Whigs and Tories, and was, beyond doubt, the turning point on the road to victory for the cause of Ireland. just as much as the Clare ...

... get over it as well as she survived all the persecution she endured in *he workhouse. vote for the national candidite, Jet Whig and Tory know that their power In this distiict is dead. Let the year 84 be made sacred with Its grave ; and let it be buried ...