... sense, has become disfranchised, locally such • consideration, when dealing on purely Municipal matters, neither the Tory, Whig, or National proclivities of the people should stand in the way of the prosperity of the town. The town being now disfranchised ...

... petty malice under cover of a public 4sbj .ct, and that the bug-a-boo stories of a combiumimi of Orangemen, Freemasons, and Whigs will meet with the contempt they deserve—and by the way, the only Orangeman in the runniog is the redoubtable Sir Joseph. ...

... of thanks from the chair, after referring to the great influence of the Paruell party and the approaching downfall of the Whigs and Tories in Ireland, referred to the National Lealua in Lnuth, and said —With the exception of a few parishes in Louth, where ...

... iteprvienttativeaa of the late Alesey Ciive from year to year, at the annual judicial rout of itl;). tue Poor-Law Valuattou Whig lie farm is also laid down iu permanent rasa, and is well cucamitauced as regards feucing ad water. For terms and conditions ...

... was sound, end his industry was sufficient. When he took his ph ace in the House of L iris he was upon to prnnamece upon the Whig Reform Rill, azainst which he voted. In 1814 lie was meat d a Knight of the Garter. In 1'345 he became Grown of the Stole to ...

... assuming a homogeneity under the name of the Liberal party. Ho compared the Whigs and the Radicale,and contrasting the of Lord Hartingtou and Mr. Cl.atnberlain, ho appealed to the Whigs to throw in their lot with the Conservatives, with whom they were more ...

... not a subject on which to have squabbling and wrangling at the Corporation Board, and whether the reembers of this body he Whigs or Tories, or Independent Clubites, they at least should show themselves unanimous in procuring for the town and district a ...

... ban bee anfortanete, it is true, but most of their midortanes they have brought upon themselves. The home is well put by the Whig organ, the Pall Mall Gazette. Are our troops about to fight and suffer and die in order to avenge Gordon's death, or to ...

... election, most now be governed by a fixed principle—the ratepayers must eventually, in the case of contested seats—whether Whig, Tory, or Nationalist —be burthened with a certain proportion of law costs. Since the Ac •in relation to Cori upt Practices ...

... Well, no matter how they differ, if any question arises to improve the condition of the working classes they are all together, Whig, Tory, Conservative, Nationalist, &c., &c., sailing in the one ship. Take the Boyne Commissioners, for instance, all the fine ...

... which we cannot win, and induce them to vote Tory. The argument pervading his whole speech is an appeal for union between Whigs and Tories against the Nationanalist. for the ' purpose of preventing Legislative Indepen. dente, which the latter ardently ...

... gentlemen who was stated to be ready to come forward to contest South Louth in opooaition to Mr Gill; but in South Louth no Whig, Tory, or renegade Nationalist had come forward to contest the seat with the the member that hail been recommended to the ...