... very much alike. The Clergy will w«U ip aupportiog the Whigs going to ess tremes for the sake of the Whigs. No matter fc truth, bow.they may behave long avthey upheld the political sovereignty the Whigs, they are dii»areef Clergymen, moderate Clergy* men ...

... reinstating of the Whigs office, that traitors aid pledge-breakers mhrht receive the reward their treason. Hut the v has talleu the public ...

... the Whigs are our enemies, but we always obtain more benefits from the blunt Tories than from the sleek and treacherous Whigs. And, strange to say, men are ready weep because the Derby government rt tains its place, and has disappointed the Whigs in their ...

... of the chintrap of the Whigs. This is one their knowing dodges, especially when they arc found out and kicked out, and some other party gets possession of the loaves and fishes. And already it is being put in practice. The Whig press of England, a.id ...

... treat the Whigs and Tories alike when they transgress against Ireland? It is because the Whigs have ruled us badly that the Fenian movement received so many recruits. And instead of suspending the constitution in frc. land last Spring,the Whigs should have ...

... had to fear. Truth and common sense tell us that the Whigs are ourgi eatest enemies, and that the Tories have often proved our friends. Both are enemies of Ireland ; but we maintain that the Whigs are ten times more hostile to our interests than the Tories ...

... '* The renroach of aiding the Tories or helping the Whigs” will delude or frighten no one now. Tor the first time in our history it seems to be adnntled that Toryism” has more terror for us than Whig and Tory are alike us, save in far they undertake to ...

... should aliaoat certainty, of Mr Vincent Scully’s return fcr Cork, replace that shameless Whig hack, his Excellency Maurice Power, has caused consternation among the Whig-Radicals the Reform Club* who are devising every meant that malignant Ingenuity, and ...

... We have no love for the Tories ;no re* gard for the Whigs. If Lord Derby does not declare in the Queen’s Speech that will introduce reform bill, let him, all means, be punished ; and let the Whigs try their hands at Reform ; but in such change of affairs ...

... which have insj ir d all true Irishmen with hope, that what they have lost Whig treachery and deceit will yet be i recovered. With the fall of that despicable and outrageous Whig faction, the cause espoused by the Paddy Somerses, the John Balls, the Sir ...

... THE MAYO ELECTION—THE WHIGS PROSECUTING THE PRIESTS. Thb Whig Premier has refused to have the writ issued for Mayo. He is delighted with the defeat of Mr Moore, and no less so with the success of the Cawtholic Ousley Higgins. The Whig Premier and his friend ...

... THE ARE OUT ! The Whigs have at length gone out of office, and it imist admitted that it took good deal of kicking to expel them from Downing street. We pity their partisans in this couutry, especially all those who were expecting little honours and offices ...