... unknown in politics, when be made his rallying cry opposition to the Whigs, and impressed on the popular mind the belief that his opponent was a -friend, if not a supporter, of the Whig Minister. The opinions of Mr. Waldron with regard to Tenant Right were ...

... cal liberty which the Whigs would give them. This displays the native hostility which the dear bread men have ever felt at heart, and proved in ] action, to Ireland. I We are threatened, too, it seems, with the apathy I of Whigs, as well as with the ...

... regulated police force, the nearer, according to Whig views, will it approach a state of perfection. Whenever and wherever it is possible, the Whigs are sure to give legislation a shove in this direction. With the Whigs a stipendiary magistrate is the very imper- ...

... us of the definition of politics not long since given by a great Whig orator- Politics, said the great Whig statesman, politics-what is poli- tics ? Keep the Tories out-put the Whigs in- that is politics. ...

... Mr. Dufgy we need hardly add a word. The case now lies between him and a Whig. Not an ordinary Whig, understand, but a Catholic Whig. And not an ordinary Catholic Whig, but a Whig Catholic prostitute. Which will the Catholics of New Ross ...

... of those who willvto sustain it. In some of the constiiu ?? outests will partake of the old partmis'racter of Whig against Tory. In others Whig families will contest for the in jwsee attached to a seat in the louse of Com- mons, and in otberthei ?? of the ...

... the policy of Daniel O'Connell, who nsed the Whigs as Paddy used the old hat in the window, not to lat in the light, but to exclude the cold. Now, Sir, if all these facza do not prove that Mr. Bowyer is a Whig, and that he is no friend of the policy of ...

... 'answer it he answered it with a most becoming audacity,'and proxed himsndlf a Whig, a whole Whig, and nothing but a Whig. A more practically effective speech in favour of the Whig bill of pains and penalties than that shqrt but comprehensive one delivered ...

... consider- ing its identification with the Whig party, very ap- propriately, contes to' the support of the Hon. Mr. Carew, as candidate ror the.rcpresentation of Wex- ford. We are not surprised either that the Whig journal views with dissatisfaction the ...

... protection for them. Whig-Why, Sir, if there were no rich what would all the tradespeople do? Socialist-Exactly what your Dublin tradesmen will do when there is no Lord Lieutenant. Whig-Sir, they should starve. Socialist-C'est bienpossible. Whig-But, Sir, it ...

... of the subject will satisfy the citizens of Dublin that in robbing the poor of the benefits of this noble institution, the Whig government is directly labouring to spread pestilence and death among the o4.izens of every degree. At the sug- gestion of ...

... nomination, Mr. Holy stepped into the Whig camp, and there offered himself to perform the nasty work of the Whigs. What a shameful deed I How loathsome to see a yonng man vwho was despisod, and mocked, and ridiculed by these Whigs, as a worthless scamp, and ...