... was stopped,' leaving Father Doyle deeply involved in debt for that school, it was well known to b the effect of Whig intrigue of the Whig faction, who felt their days of humbug numbered. ; One of his next acts was to establish a branch of the Society ...

... on the old Tory side. That epeeks volumes; it tells you this, hear). It was not to give situations to Messrs. Keogh and that Whig, Tory, Conservative, Republican, or Nondescript Sadleir that he and other men in trade left their business day says, there ...

... readers of your letter, had, upon seeing it, little idea of noticing it. Copied, how. ever, as it has been, into the local Whig journal, and having therein attention directed to it by a leader with such a taking heading as SHOOTING CATHOLIC BISHOPS ...

... and opinions, 1 became convinced that without the existence of an Independent Irish Parliamentary Party, tiuct from either Whig or Tory—but holding the balance power between them, the interests and independence of Inva THE • ROSELYTISIMS IN RATINDOWNRT ...

... that their conclusions have been more logical than legal. But the noble lord furnishes us with a clue to the penetralia of Whig policy when be gives us his own account of the appropriation clause: The history of the appropriation clause is well known ...

... persons occupying their relative positions should act together at all as magistrates. This doctrine was propounded by the Whigs through Lord Plunkett, reiterated by the Tories through Lord Naas, and, openly violated by our justices here, though it is ...

... believe however knaves may chuckle, or trimmers dodge, the heart of the nation is sound. We believe that the insensate cries of Whig and Tory are becoming obsolete; that few individuals whose opinions are worth the breath in which they utter them, care whether ...

... burst of indignation at the hasty expression of an honest man comes with a bad grace from you, the hired abettor that brutal Whig faction which has starved the people that you should protect, and trampled on the religion which you profess. Your sanctimonious ...

... later they were joined by the distinguished member for Ross; and last week, as we had promised, despite the ravings of the Whig organs, from the Times to the Indepetident, by the member for Wexford Borough, J. T. DEVEREUX. While the members of cur choice ...

... Party, its policy, and his own first plighted public pledge. One would and ought to have expected more honour from the uame, Whig though it be, and from a young man just entering public life. The electors of Wexford drove this young recreant's uncle—ig ...

... Mr WILLIAM KEOGH, Solicitor-General for Ireland. He is to compromise it, our informant tells us, for his own or some other Whig case ! Now it may as well be known to all parties concerned, that the people of Wexford will not permit this to be done wi:h ...

... very like one another, particularly James (laughter). Well, the Whigs and Tories are very like one another, particularly the Whigs, (great laughter). But the question here is not one of Whig, or Tory, Protestant, or Catholic, it is as Father Doyle said ...