... poor Exiles of Burgh-quay !’’ And, could that spooler speak the truth, should confers how cross’d, In all his schemes to the Whigs much time and tin be lost ; How long pined, with useless whine, outside the Castle Rate, Young Ireland damned, “abhorred the ...

... tures. 1 an unqualified Repealer, not in the sense in which many at the present day use the word, (who would speak against the Whigs one day, vote them an address the next, and take place from them the day following,) hut one who believes it criminal in persons ...

... They published books much more moderate in their opposition to the German Governments, than the Timts newspaper is to the Whigs. But on the frontiers copies of works, like tbe poems of Herwegh and Hoffmann von Fallersleban, were regularly seized. This ...

... tholic University would look an accomplished fact. A number of very respectable, very wealthy, and rather stupid gentlefien, Whigs to a man, have been chosen to meet the defi- ...

... steamers of the Republic have, upon the average of the season, victory of about three hours and a-halt 1 said that a league w ith Whigs or devils could not keep the Packet Station at Liverpool much longer”— that England (refusing a Packet Station to Ireland) ...

... regions of the Mississippi, and are said to have taken capital with them amounting to sixteen thousand pounds. A marked case of Whig anti-Irish jobbing has recently occurred. The Right Hon. Mr. Kennedy, a Scotchman, who had been Paymaster of the Civil Forces ...

... asylum for the abandoned) destitute and reformed criminals, as being in accordance with bis humane character. The Northern Whig says . —“ understand that Sir James Emerson Tennent has kindly consented to deliver two lectures Ceylon, at thel the B.hasl ...

... following,) bat one who believes it criminal in persons professing Repeal principles to compliment or support any goverment, WHIG or TORY, who refuse or neglect to redress the grievance* which afflict this country—the most urgent of which (nett to Repeal) ...

... like, spray Deep was the oatti Orangeman swore. Orange l Green rails'. t!ie dsy ! ’ Orange (rang ■! Bless Orai.g ! Tories and Whigs grew pale wi dismay, When, fun tiie North, Burst tiie cry firth, '• Orange and Green will carry the day !” sui render— Prrie ...

... Protectionist Tories, and the next week console him with the bland misgoyernmeot and equally jobbing insincerity of the Free Trade Whigs. The landlord and Tory organs in Dublin are thoroughly violent in their denunciations of the begun union between the North ...

... formed in JThe union then so much desired was now an inspiring reality. Union—that from the era the Danes to the era of the Whigs has seldom, and then transiently, broken the darkness of our feuds with its magical light—(loud applause)-that was wanting ...

... only can gave the country, and this lesson it gives with all force of example. The old fatuitous reliance on parties, whether Whigs or Tories, is given up, and the question with all now is, who for the country ? hope you have paid your poor-rates before to-doy ...