... THE NEW CORPORATION, AND WHIG WORTHIES. The Whigs never think any period of the session too late for the introduction of measures prejadi- fi cial to Ireland. Accordingly a bill has been brought t in under the auspices of our Chief Secretary and . So ...

... Mr. Mavrice are ina condition to announce that the Whig government have provided for another The hon.member for Tralee has got a positive promise of the Collector Generalship of ‘Taxes for Dublin, with a salary of 800/. a year. Hurra for Repeal ! Long ...

... three years of the Crime and Outrage Bill,” by which the Whigs have kept Ireland disarmed for three years past, is at present slipping quietly through parliament. This is as wicked a piece of Whig chicanery as ran rema.uber. They got into office the defeat ...

... the learned gentleman his full support; the Whig Ileutensnt of Mayo. Col. Knox Gore, an able man and a true patriot, Whig though be be, anxiously supports Mr. Batt; so does Sir Wm. Oldelley. another Whig we believe. As to Lord Lunen and the Conservative ...

... done to excite the animosity of the Whigs? Is this contemptible prolongation of oppression intended as a retaliation for their two defeats on the Spirit Bill? We should not be at all surprised at this illustration of Whig magna- nimity, though the absence ...

... THE FRANCHISE BILL We learn from a Whig writer in the Cork Examiner, that Her Masesty’s ministers will not “go out” on the Irish Franchise Bill. They are vexed, disconcerted, annoyed, and feel themselves in an undignified position. Their colours have ...

... county in Ireland when the new franchise bill comes into operation. At Castlebir, on Saturday, we had the magnate; of the land, Whig and Tory, for once combining to return a candidate pledged support native industry. had Lord Slioo aid Lord Llcak—Sir Roueb ...

... no class in Ireland but has spoken—tba Gentry, the Citizens, the I’eople. We shall see what will the practical answer the Whigs, ...

... MR. MAURICE O’CONNELL We are in a condition to announce that the Whig Government have provided for another O’Conneil. The hon. member for Tralee has got a positive promise of the Collector Generalship of Taxes for Dublin, ith a salary of 8001. a year ...

... unprovided with a firm spot of political prin- ciple or factious connexion whereon to rest his foot. Neither Conservatives nor Whigs can now receive the Right Hon. Baronet without disgracing themselves, and sinkng him intoa lower than that which henow occupies ...

... O'ConNELL (MAcnicc to wit), who has so often presided at the patriotic and Whig-denouncing gatherings of Conciliation Hall :— We are in condition rye our contemporary) to announce that the Whig government hare provided for another O'Connell. The hon member for ...

... Dillon Browne. We do not hesitate moment in saying, vote agamtt Higgins. Mayo has sent to Parliament the veriest slaves of the Whigs—the most worthless and profligate of all the Irish hacks. We utterly distrust the Club that has led the county hitherto, and ...