... FREEMAN'S JOURNAL. DUBLIN: THURSDAY, JUNE 6. 1839. ; WHIGS AND TORIES. I The evil that men do lives after them, The good is oft interred with their bones. We have frequently said harsh things of the Whigs, and more frequently have we been com- pelled to ...

... serfs of a Whig landlord ; in short, it is a constituency that no Tory slanderer can affect to despise ; and is it nothing, that, in the same week in which Ludlow is carried after the fiercest contest on record, a man who may well be called Whig- Radical—an ...

... WHIG IMPARTIALITY. THB Qirr.rN—THß 9K091K- ARD THt LAW ! DUBLIN. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY l«, 1839. A question put to the Home Secretart on To«f*lEy erening hy Mr. Praed, has led to the disclosure of fact (connected with Lord John RrasrtL’a department) every ...

... THE LAST WHIG JOB. thb acasN—rna psorlb—and tub law! DUBLIN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1839. Well, Lord Montragle, alias Momkite, alios Montctow and why not appropriately alias Mosrrmlture ?—has at length feathered his nest some purpose. Only think of this ...

... compare, in reckless audacity of dishonesty, with many of the whig jobs* whic hwc have assisted in exposing ? The great difference between the modern whigs and the displaced tories this—that the whigs, besides a general and tong-standing profession superior ...

... ANOTHER WHIG JOB. The Times of yesterday announces the appointment of Admiral Parker man of no service or naval experience—to the lucrative situation of Port Admiral, and Governor of the Guard-Ship, if we mav so term it, at Portsmouth. This is even worse ...

... THE WHIG RAILWAY COMMITTEE. A RETURN, in detail, under separate Heads, of the Expenditure the Commission in Ireland, on the subject of Railroads in that Country, stating the Name of every Person employed, and what Capacity employed, who received more ...

... A WHIG CHANGELING. expect in few dajre to hare the pleaanre of hoar, ing the London Charier bespatter Sir Roaxar Pan..ith praise, a. it was wont to do in the olden time, befcre Jim Crow'* turning became its practice. Ono of its matters, and no less a ...

... compare, in reckless audacity of dishonesty, with many of the Whig jobs** which we have assisted in exposing The great difference between the modern Whigs and the displaced Tories this—that the Whigs, besides a general and long-standing profession of su|ierior ...

... A MUNinCAMT WHIG. Tha Kaa. Mr. TuvaT, n Saaday kak at Oto Martoar’r Charch, Ktofkoaa, to tha aaam ad ayyaal aa hahatf af tha faad far tha araelfaa tanylatiw ad that aaadal kalldtoe, auaacly toaai(had a«aiaM oaadaea ad har Mafatoy'a Mtoktan, tba aahfaal ...

... call bitnaelf the head * Liberal Adraini*tr*liou. Wkg did Lord Mclbooraa aorroond the Qacen nrafeeacd to a*rea with crowd Whig Whig- Radical connection* and hangert-ou, bat that might prerent her M*Ja*tp hearing tka aaond of one independent mice, the eiprcealoo ...

... EXERCISE OF WHIG PATRONAGE IRELAND. The abstract of evidence before the Lords* Committee, which publish to-day, throws very curious light the conduct of the present “do patronage Government, in reference to some of its transactions with Mr. Daniel O’Connell ...