... that be was not a Wbig, bat it was not alone the independent party that believed him to be a Whig, but the Conservatives believed him to be one, and also the Whigs, and every party in the onunty, both his friends and enemies, have supported or opprsed him ...

... it would be a hazard to assert any- thing positive, but it is certain that the active support which Mr. Bagwell gave to the Whig nominee, Mr Waldron, during the late exciting contest, in 6xpress violation of the promise given to the committee of The O'Donoghne ...

... contemporaries as to the estimate that ought to be formed of Mr. Waldron. He was supported by the Whigs as against The O'Donoghue, but we do not believe him to be a Whig. The people of Tipperary, however, held a Contrary opinion, and. holding that opinion, deter- ...

... impossible to estimate d the ?? of absolute evil the adoption of 6uuh a policy by such mien would entail. If the Tory or the Whig party were to attempt such a violence against the instincts of the people, nothing could curb the indignatioa to which it would ...

... proxy to the Pre- mier, by his son, the Marquis of Blandford, the latter in- forming Lord Palmerston of his own ?? to the Whigs at the same time. Among the crowd in the Ladies' Gallery, on the night ol Disraeli's and Gladstone's budget speech, was the ...

... were not only supported by his political friends, but also by Earl Gray, Lord Monteagle, and by Earl FVszwilllam-a staunch Whig of the old school (laughter).- Wrfen ha laid the resolutions on the table Earl Fitzwilliam was near him, and he asked to see ...

... of gentlemen connected with the popular party were present, and there was a large represen- tation of what may bs called the Whig party. Severa commercial men who usually take no part in politics ware also present, together with a few whose opinions are ...

... Creagh of Dangan never broke his word to the people. I admit that at the lest election I did oppose the government backs of the Whigs-men who declared against the Tenants f and against the CatholIc Church. The people now sse that Lord Palmeretcri is the enemy ...

... London- dorry election, has been postponed in conseqaouce of the excitement of the county. A correspondent of the Nortdern Whig writes from Londonderry:- We don't know the crown's intentions; but, from general surmise, as well as from the circumstance ...

... Creagh of Dangan never broke his word to the people. I admit that at the last election I did oppose the government backs of the Whigs-men who declared against the Tenants and against the Catholic Church. The people now see that Lord Palmerstca is the enemy ...

... Dangan never broke his word to the people. I V r admit that at the last election I did oppose the government Ibacka of the Whigs--men who declared against the Tenants in 3 and against the Catholic Church. 13 b The people now see that Lord Palmerston is ...

... Bank) n maoney to effect my return bor Clarc. P I ask tne Farmers of Clare what good has been done for n them by Sadleirite and Whig Members ? I ask their com- f, mon sense and reason what possible good can result to them b by electing the other candidates ...