... Governmeol. The Factionisls in the press and on the platform have been preaching for months that their opponents wen tiar-aarviag Whigs, anxiously awaiting appointments the hands of their patrons or taskmasters. What a com meatary on all thiali Alderman Meade's ...

... substituting the Northern Whig” for the Morning News. deceased. Mr Hamill—» move the •• Irish News” instead of the '• Whig.” There is no use in giving it two (Jonservulive papers in one town. Mr J M Johnson —Yon don’t mean that the Whig is Conservative Yet ...

... was defeated only after all the intimidatory influences which the Whigs command had lieen called into requisition. But yesterday the moral effect of the substantial reduction of the Whig majoiity in Meath was so much in evidence in the camp that they tailed ...

... had* abort two sears ago. ami was. Ostensibly. be the leeer winch the represenat'ion tha b. rough amah: wiv.te.l fm-n the Whigs and bestowed some derote.l l,,Mower of the •• uncrowned .hta*; it was to remote all social and domestic sb.is. - in tine, ...

... English platforms, and went there with the fall approval and even by order of the Irish parly. Were they Whigs then, and i( not why are they Whigs now They knew too that not only on English platforms bnt tu every corner of the land, name was more popular ...

... changed the miereslS oi obscurantism: •‘Faiher Conury. of dalk gave a lecture on ** Morals in Liiraiuic i# a handful gaping whigs. did fll J liver his address in Cnurch because l»« not introduce poluios into ** * sphere. Oood. lint mixed up ini a political ...

... alleged they were Whigs. The Whig party in the Honee of Commons were helping Mr Gladstone to pass the Home Rule Bill. How then was it that in the fac** of lheir protestations that the parly of nine were satisfied with the action of the Whigs in the House of ...

... for re-election. THE DUNDALK MARKETS. The secretary reported had received letters from the *• Freeman,” ** Independent, and Whig, stating they would in future bare the Dundalk markets reported. Several of the members of the chamber said the markets bad ...

... of the •• Irish Oovsrnmsnt Bill th* othsr day. Tba Tory Poor* had ilia good mnns »o tht advice of thn af WnlHngton, nod the Whig Peers had good eenee teks ine advice of Lord Melbourne contrary to their °\he Lorde call out the Reform Bill 1832 but war* ...

... in great numbers. Some few left the church in disgust when they saw the pulpit thus turned iuto a recruiting ground for the Whig party ; but the vast bulk ot the Independent Nationalists present wor too shocked, it bad been described by one of Ibe naelved ...

... opp * to Paniallimn than such he was. The I* nellilcs had called them ugly names. It wi ...

... garnishing his blighted coinmns with such stale phrases, such political slang independent opposition.” the Secedere,” the Whigs,” terms which are used only to supply the place of argument, to mislead the credulous, and to catch the vulgar, rashes to the ...