... feared and provoked. In 183), in consequence of the high principled opposition of an honest House of Commons, his Majesty’s Whig ministers, with an utter disregard to the principles, and contempt for the practice of the constitution, peculiarly their own ...

... Extract of a letter from Kilkenny, Ist November, 1832 This country is in a state of rebellion against the law and order—.the whig measures foe the recovery of tithe here have hitherto been a complete failure, there is one droll fact (amongst many) connected ...

... any risk, and events, unseat their dupe, Mr. Kobert Sliapland Carew —and in place of permitting their crew be represented by Whig county Lieutenant, have determined, at all events, to have a repealing representative in his place. Multoojiey Lambert had ...

... which his professed political principles once inspired. —As for Hobhouse, we conclude from his nomination, that the liberal Whigs forsee, the result of their mischievous measure, a struggle like that of and that they are dete;mined to have on the spot an ...

... mordinate love of popularity, the latter by the ambition that influenced Col. Chichester—that of obtainiag atftle from the Whig Government. If not why does he not retire i At the last election stated that his only rea. son for coming forward was to prevent ...

... perhaps, is reserved for another opportunity, and the Gazette Extraordinary. War! Aye, universal war! The peace pretending Whig!* are the provokers of (European war! They have recourse o arms from pure desperation. They join France in an attempt to cover ...

... Perhaj* there is branch of our immense leg&latfcal system so unintelligible code of the election laws: but this last efforv of Whig wisdom and radical legislation, ex* ceeds all previous senatorial eHactinents m ignorance, folly and ahortiveness. What precious ...

... permit his second votes to to Mr. Rowe. Mr. Carew ha* refused—but his refusal is not worth even the political gratitude of a Whig ; without his assistance Mr. Rowe is certain of success. ...

... Slitting. —Poor Mr. C»rew'« brows arc Dpt dwtined be encircled with coronet; least if bis previous services in the cause of the whig*, do not enftrts him to honor. There was a meetin the Poll, ties! Union of EnniscQrtby, held in that town, on Monday evening ...

... liberals of county, hare determined to possess,, the least, one candidate on whom they can depend, instead of Mr. Carew the- Whig, and Mr. Lambert,Carew's nominee. Mr. Ilowe's success is inevitable, notwithstanding the attempt (to be made by the grateful ...

... following morceuu.j I, who plain Shapland Carew’am, Lord Castleboro’ soon shall ; If down thethroatof Greyl cram, Once more, my * Whig-consistency I’ I’m Henry Lambert, fully bent, V\ ith eggs Hustings shall be stormed.lo shew iiritish Parliament, How, like ...

... Paragraph from the Globe, the Evening organ of the Whig*, and supporters, Lambert, Walker and Carew, in full. Can any Catholic,' aAer the advice of the Independent, support the appointee of the Whigs, the expectant of a peerage from the Ministry of the ...