... no: with them, but with the Whigs, who, having the power, neglec ed their opportunity, and left undone what they ought to have done. If we have gained considerably by the downfall ol the Whigs, it is the lault of the Whigs who promised what they never ...

... band of Whig journalists have become . They were shocked at the bare idea of Palmerston’s expulsion, and the approach of government to power. Now, beg to tell these disinterested journalists, that the old Whig dodge and cry o “keep the Whigs any price ...

... depend on the Whigs lor ameliorating her grievances. The Whigs buy and sell liberty. They purchase men sent by Ireland fight her buttles. They arc the stern opponents of all the great measures we seek lo render justice to the people. The Whigs are opposed ...

... THE WHIG REFORM BILL. Lord John has produced his pet measure ofßeiorm before the House of Commens. It has met with a good reception from the liberal portion of the house, and the Conservatives have received it with a sneer; at the same time congratulating ...

... THE PEIEST-HUNTINO WHIGS. Sincb the name of Whig ha# been known in Ire land, the deceitful and treacherous party who range themselves under! ts banners have proved themselves priest-hunters. And as it was other days it is now. The other day the Eev Fathers ...

... THE PRIEST HUNTING WHIGS. What number of volumes could be filled with records of the priest prosecutions carried on by the English Whigs for the last 200 years. Their practice in that art is worthy of their hatred of civil and religions liberty. In other ...

... BOWYER AND THE WHIGS OF DUNDALK. The Whigs of Dundalk are very indignant with Mr Bowyer because he voted for the Derby gov !m--ment last Saturday morning, when they were defeated by a majority of 13. What precious set of noodles these Whigs arc. Did they ...

... THE WHIGS OUT OF OEFICR. What happy sight it is to sec the Whigs out of office, and struggling hard to get in. The Irish ion of them have become noisy and clamorous for liberty, that our own Mr B iwyer—who, the way, described the Evening Vutl as Conservative ...

... WHIGS A'ND TORIES: Theks great cry raised by the slavish Whig 'press the country relative to the Boon evictions. * What,’ they ask, • do theoe who oppose the Whigs say now ? Are they not pretty Irishmen, to pin their faith to Lord Derby, the exterminator ...

... TUE WHIG MIM IBTBY. The latest accounts from London state that Lord John Rnssell is making every effort to patch lie ministry, so that it may bold together till parliament assembles. It is thought that Lords Land* doe a* and Broughton. Sir Francis Baring ...

... the Whigs. When O'Brien, Meagher, M‘Manus, and O Donaghue were transported, who packed the juries who tried them in Clonmel? Lord John Bussell mid the Whigs. And yet, after all this wholesale jury-packing, the venal Evening Post, and all the Whig faction ...

... interests of Whig placemen and aristocrats—such as Financial Reform in England, and I’enant-right in Ireland. It remains to be seen whether the enlightened Protestants of England will submit be duped any longer with such transparent mummeries of Whig. Uxn. Wc ...