... THE WHIGS. Yet, they ate prostrate, and with the help of Heaven, and our own stout hearts and intelligence, the Whigs will never mote show their laces at an election in Wexford—for before such an occasion shall again come round, not man, who, through ...

... help, and when they look upon the service Whig editor as of the “ deepest importance.” To throw dust ia the eyes of the honest public, he wiD, perhaps, say word or two in favour the popular candidate; but Whig bribe wipes out the memory anything popular ...

... WHIG DEPOPULATION had expected better things from Michael Jo•BPH Barrt (whose name was once regarded with great respect), than to suppose he would become the Panegyrist of the depopulation of his country ; but, alas! office has its drawbacks—it puts new ...

... WHIG AND TORY. A whiter the Natioh of last w ek, under the head H The Irish Pot y,” thus sp of the Whigs and Tories ill long and able letter the Editor of «t Journal, Beyond all manner of doubt Ireland’s opportunity has dawned at last, and 1 heartily ...

... THE WHIG RULE. On this subject the Tablet has a very good article. It says : The Whigs are now a very shaky condition. What will become of them ? If they go out, there will be many dry eyes at their departure. We look upon them as bitter and fanatical ...

... vigorous speech defence small grant for the repairs of Maynooth, and the uninitiated have supo that the vote wae safe. The Whigs are Whigs—Mr. Spooner’s amendment was carried, and Lord John was again, poor mao, in minority. Of course, this was great grief the ...

... THE WHIG MOLES AGAIN. The faction are following up their underground work, to undermine Catholicity, and displace and disable every Parliamentary liberal who will not uphold their base-horn schemes. Having brought back stairs influence to bear the father ...

... THE WHIG PENAL LAW Well, the Whigs have at last carried through committee the three clauses of the third eJition of their Anti. Catholic Bill they have also succeede —no very difficult task it must be allowed —in inducing the House of Commons to adopt ...

... TUB WHIG ISCAPABLE3. [from the press.] divininß wand is to foretell the cataatrephe of Cabinet beaton twice in wok. Poaoo beinir proclaimed, the weakness of the Ministry becomes palablo to all. The progresf of eyonts has bruaglit Government into position ...

... WHIG MWGOYERNMENr OF IRELAND. Some of the Liberal newspaper writers have at length made the discovery that part, if uot all the ills, which have arisen to Irelaud, have proceeded from what they style Liberal Legislation. This confession is wrung from ...

... THE WHIG DEFEAT AT DOVER. Aftpr the declaration of the poll Saturday, Mr Osborne attempted to address the electors, but the tumult was redoubled upon his coming forward. Shouts, yells, groans, and the most unearthly noises prevailed during the whole of ...

... the Woxfnrd Independent, the plaee.lovmt Whig driven from his attempt on the free and incomiptihle electors of New Rots, and the Demorant ana Tenaut-Righter, Duffv, seTected preferenre. there were hopes for Whigs within the County Wexford, and oobiy, (according ...