... FERNS. TO THE EDITOII or THE PEOPLE. Sea—A writer in your last number, who styles himself A Layman, complains of Whig cunning and Whig trio,. ery, in reference to the above statutes and the banquet given by the electors of New Ross to their representative ...

... effectual against Tories as Whigs. If there were a union of a certain number of Members in the House of Commons, standing on principle, and holding as they now could, the balance ix their hands between the two contending factions of Whigs and Tories, the seekers ...

... all the Elections that came after, the man of the people's choice went into the House through au overwhelming majority over Whig and Tory. This power in the people's hands must be held with an iron gripe—this independent position of the tenant-farmer must ...

... wind:. should have sheltered him. It is painful for us that only two of the Irish Independent Party assisted in defeating the Whigs—gall the others fought on their side. Mr. M 'Kenna and Mr. M'Evoy rare the two that voted as Independent Irishmen ought. It ...

... Palmerston had tried a Government directed by Whigs, and a joint Government of Whigs and Radicals ; it remained to try a Government directed on Radical principals, and supported as far as possible by Whigs reduced to a secondary place. So bold an experiment ...

... nime. - The Whig prin. ef,m.ibility the weir Worst le lie ' t : 101. th i vation, revolution. ',Mary. any atrocity done nee .a.., y ak in the Indio of the people, with the trade mark Ir.:. h *ma r bat 4 v .1 on it. The true Whig hates all law- ...

... THE PEOPLE• THE GALWAY LINE. It is stated in the Northern Whig that a meeting will lw• held in Belfast on Thursday in favour of the Galway postal subsidy. bait:arca, MONDAY EVENING. —An induential meeting of the Corporation and citizens of Limeriek was ...

... extraneous matters have great etfret in the decisions of Wexford juries, particularly in cases of popular or Catholic rights versus Whig or Tory. Johnny Greene could give testimony ou that point were he not a J.P., just now. Now, in sober sadness I may ask—Did ...

... is between the two parties now called Liberal and Conservative, but then called Whig and Toryt), he preferred the Whig Government.' But though the principles which the Whigs pretended to uphold were more congenial to Lucas than the more bigoted and nar ...

... sod 'leek cunning of the wutise feline genus. It is the essential oil of Ced:it:city and impregnates every Catbolie Whig and Prot•stant Whig who pretends to befriend the ( !lurch in he English flutist of Commons. The true men of Ireland Lave it in their ...

... utterly expelling the Whig administration, they will all the better have done their duty —they will all the more truly have represented the people of Ireland. The Tories may come into power. We shall gladly hail them. The Whig journals may endeavour ...

... their deputation to protest against it. The Lord Lieutenant's answer to the Address is a remarkably honest one to come from a Whig. He plainly told the Presbyterians, for their information, and the information of all whom it may concern, that there is ...