... WHIG MAGISTRATES. A resilient magistrate at present stationed not a hundred miles from K.llaloe, after assisting elisro at of the business at petty sessions on Wednesday, ill vil'age lately the property of a rev. cemleman, who name very recently appeared ...

... WHIG PATRONAGE. We copy the following extract from the London of the Weekly Telegraph:— patronage still exists. Dr. Power, the betrayer of the Catholic people of Cork—the man who on Thursday night declared Lord Clarendon the best Lord Lieutcniint that ...

... THE WHIGS AND THEIR DOINGS. (Froth the Monist(' Herald). ENGLAND is menaced with a legislature powerfully swayed by speculatom. It is by a majority manufactured out of such coarse elements that the Whig obligarchy retains its rule. By means of some rotten ...

... WHIG MISMANAGEMENT. Item oncuioned to suitors and practitioners in the Leaded k,states Court by the extraordinary conduct of the English Government, in keeping the of Registrar vacant, during the whole of Hilary Term- Orders, and other important documents ...

... defence a small grant for the repairs of Maynooth, and the uninitiated might hive supposed that the vote was safe* The Whigs arc Whigs —Mr amendment was carriel, and Lord Joint was again, poor man, in a minority. c.iursc, this was great grief to the impartial ...

... many Whig gentlemen ret'red from the table. This conduct was thuioughly contempttb e—more especially as Lord John was present anil did not object to it Dr. Johnston once gave a deltuitiou ot a Scotch Whig ; but it is useless to repeat it. The Whigs are ...

... RESUSCITATION OF TR! WHIGS. I. considering the witea lately given by tbe in the we must net too nesdily activism* ID the coeclu-ios that those wbib wise ter the Liberals were seseeatrily hostile to the Conservatives. The emeaty meta hare hems virtually ...

... SELLING THE PASS TO THE WHIGS. Mr. John Francis klazaira, in his comintudeation to the Cot! Erasion, as follows to • —Well, are you in inn slow of rapture at the anspielous advent of the • ! you illuminated you- windows and lit bond,,. your streets! Or ...

... IHELI.ND AND THE WHIGS. IN a country like our own, which, although Ansi,' to anode r of far greater mercantile and power, still retains many traits of a distinct nationality, and possesses more than one characteristic peculiar to itself, it becomes of ...

... RADICALS V. WHIG& &limo rye: wilt:4 be es 'lntel as it would be to It that the Ailoinistratien O the y:soncrs..les for is at rvetreot in is Mreinosnition The party exists The egoise on maintained Oa epee wed hos Akin fry Iln live has tffer that to the ...

... Wlt it now of the truntA - MONTANE ALLIANCE? Will the Whig ad. amines of the Ultramontane processionists again dare to charge Conservatives with baaely truckling to priestly audacity? Will our Whig rument ever again attempt to make its political capital ...

... CATHOLIC ELECTORS—WHIGS AND TORIET. (From tlifi The Irish Qrig.dc Parliament never ceased in their labours until they had palsied the hand that wrote the Durham. Letter ; they never rested until the party in power that had passed the Ecclesiastical Titles ...