... THE STATE PIUSON’EItS—THE TOEIES, Tlie State Prisoners, and their friends, always preferred ory Whig—and they may hare been right at doing—but the Tories have, for their kindness, treated them very badly. Many of our readers arc aware that memorial, signed ...

... and the fanatics believe the fraudulent and fanatical fallacy, that under the Whigs the Catholics get every, thing in Ireland, This delusion has been forwarded the Whigs in every possible shape. ...

... STEAM FROM GALWAY The Northern Whig of this day says—“ A com»- pendent in England communicates * a very interesting piece of inlellegencc. say# that Mr. W Torrent the member fur Duudalk, has just succeeded in obtaining from government a charter, enabling* ...

... to the divisions in the Liberal camp—Whiggery is a discount here, the people of the county seem to make distinction between Whig and lory. The Whip destroyed themselves here at the Election. The Electors from the neighbourhood of Templeudigan under the ...

... infamous and truculput lctl* r of Lord John Ru«m 11 placarded every street and corner of that town. The paltry and contemptihle Whigs have been to this borough too loiig.a-nl now that there is honest and eloquent man foie elector-* let ho^ethat the of Dnngnrvan ...

... follow his direct track who can be surprised, therefore, that a general engulphment the consequence of such premeditated folly. Whigs and Toriea for ever dead, the great parties of the state. The old cry of the Church is in danger no longer available, an auxiliary ...

... leave the incoming government also in minority, if they not wiser than the past. But, fear there will great danger from the Whigs. The golden bait will be held out constantly. An attempt will made to scatter or hires the Brigade. It therefore behoves the ...

... they had made; then ho was described Whig. (Mr. O’Dwyer) was not a Whig ; he was sure the Whigs would lie ashamed to march through Coventry with him, Radical Reformer, for that undoubtedly was. Touching these same Whigs,however—much beyond whose principles ...

... DEATH OF WILLIAM S. CRAWFORD. Biefast, Evesxxo.— The Northern Whig announces the death, at Crawfordsbnrn, near Belfast, Thursday afternoon, of William Shaman Crawford, E*r., J.P., D.L., formerly member of parliament for Dundalk and Rochdale. Tub Uounros ...

... Although differ on some points with Mr. Daffy, yet time like the present, when Ireland is assailed all sides, base insidious Whigs and malignant Tories, we must forget much of the past. We hope he will be returned for ibis patriotic borough We trust nim ...

... RESPONSIBLE? (From the Tablet.) The Whigs have done wisely for themselves, hut whether the country will thank them for it remains to be seen. They have hand in the present troubles, and party in the Government the Whigs are not responsible for the way in ...

... THE WATERFORD NEWS- THE PENAL LAW. The Whigs—ihe vile, selfish, insolent, ami fraudulent Whigs—are sorely perplexed. That they have the disposition to persecute is now unquestionable ; but whether they have resolution to give effect to their wishes, remains ...