... that no stone was left unturned to bring in every single voter willingly or unwillingly that could be trusted to support the Whig nominee. De jure Alderman Colleary sits as member for North Sligo ; de facto he is really only the representative of a minority ...

... takes in the late election for the liberties of bad redtvinctl. he.sairl. the character of North Sligo. At a meeting of the Whig Foderation on the saw,. day. Mr. Sexton. M.P. took another view of the :Latter. They should meet force by force. Mr. Sextvn's ...

... of a toad pulAican pls. OM of • _ • We har• been hdonned that the expenae• of the &potation whirh went outlaw to attend the Whig •• I in sitym weir toted ..ut of the foe& of the National leogue. The etateement we tew hardly It cold have been a woes ad ...

... crish, that hams been treadle?. ously sprung on our count,i, rejects DA% lish dictation as an impudent assertion of power, Whig intrigue as a tleadji menace to every interest that Nationalist hold dear. Here we are de:ermitierl to have nonepa either. ...

... Nationalists had neither hand, act, nor part in the affair; it was the exclusive property—bon-fires. speeches, and cheers—of the Whigs. Let no one gradge Shoo their laurels; they are not destined to stay. • _• - • - Mr Devitt does away with the effects of the ...

... an English statesman or any other power ? he not been true to Ireland ! How, therefore, can lie have been false to us ? The Whigs will not debate the matter on these lines. They tell us to sacrifice our leader because they wish it, and when we refuse we ...

... of North Mare ley adrireerehrg wrieseee sot Us rem ow TM well i ILI the the we the ha. takes, ammisell Ike heedless 4..i.r50 Whig. awl the matheet of the Sec^kr., M Mahe. a. t Intairity al pooerk they mad hnee mei/Ay removed ley the eitost nod ad tlas. ...

... be dispeardof on most tarns at his Worm IMISTOMITLE AID BALLINA. J. C. will atteud at his stores Is Balms as all Mostlays (Whig the season from 1 *Volk, pw. 1 p nvi: CELEBRATED TEA, WINE 4ND WHISKEY HOUSE, ...

... were all that were to be at Mr. great meeting in Was it to be the other way, said one of them (meaning a gathering of the Whigs) we would have many police here as people. They couldn't be done without. • • • Mr P. V. Nlurtagh, son of Nlurtagh. proprietoress ...

... They are evidently prepared to order. We think we can recognise the inspiring source. It is hardly fair, however, for the Whigs to take credit of being among the first to rush to the help of the wounded soldiers of the fight by means of the Tenants Defence ...

... But how has Ireland obtained concessions, from England in the east? Grattan and the Yolenteers were not in alliance with Whigs when legislative independence was gained in , 1782 John Keogh, Wolfe Tone, and the United Irishmen were not in alliance with ...

... the time of the inquiry, was most destructive to the natural resources of these waters. •-• Mr David Sheohy's boast that the Whig Federation is spreading like wildfire (on papet) is answered by Saturday's Ereming which quotes from the WESTERN Ptorts the ...