... Perrin on this direct en- croachment on the rights of the subject. The position of Mr. Justice Perrin-himself a Whig, but a constitutional Whig-and an eminent lawyer as well as judge, gives great weight to his denunci- ation of a law which, as he forbore ...

... improbable' that one of the Whig aspirants we have named would have been elected, and that once again Kinsale would be in the position of a ministerial'borough-freed, in- deed, from the disgrace of being represented by an Anglican Whig, but having still attached ...

... of the prelacy of that priesthood which they regard I with such tenderness. It would, no doubt, be very desirable for the i Whigs, in their present tottering condition, to raise a bye battle upon some question affecting the Catholic church in Ireland. Such ...

... stronger day by day that ere long the Irish would insist upon having all Irish institutions adapted to Irish wants and wishes. Whigs and Tories took the alarm in common, only evincing their apprehensions in different ways. With the one, the reactionary scheme ...

... $SemawD s NEoER9a8 DUBLIN: SATURDAY, N~OVEMBER 29, 1851. THE GLOBS ON THE IRISH REPRESENTATION. The latest mask assumed by the Whigs, and that which looks the most grotesquely absurd of all their disguises, is the mask of Irish nationality wherewith for some ...

... symptomatic of still more important adhesions to the Russell cabinet, and that the chiefs of the Peel party would be found in the Whig ranks on the re-assembling of parliament. Mr. F. Peel was evi- dently only the pilot balloon to try the state of the political ...

... Catholics by whom honours similar to c that rejected by Mr. O'Ferrall were received, if not x solicited, from the Whigs, when these Whigs were in full cry against Catholic Ireland. A PULPIT ORATOR. The Dahlia Evening Herald of last right publieh outline ...

... essential to use every tirt to increase that minority, in an assembly too in which the majority contains all those statesmen, Whig or Tory or C,,I thonm whatever you will, to whose care the interests of the nation have been confided. But there are few rules ...

... tufts or tussocks of cutting grass I was in danger of being bitten by a snake, and yet this was a sinecare! How mercifln those Whigs are! Are there any hearts or souls remaining in the priests and the people of Ire- land ? If there be, surely, surely, those ...

... moneys a expended on tho ie roads, that when he went out of office he o left in Lord Linc3in's office a paper to entreat the Whigs and r remonstrate against their employing any further money upoA t the roads of the country (hear, hear), In despite of that ...

... arrived for the issue of a new writ. The impression is, however, that, like the Dun- garvan election, a suitable time for a Whig can, didate will be chosen. THE WEXFORD BANQUET. The following leiter has been received by the Secretaries:_ Inch Houee ...

... substantial mark of the is approval of your fellow-citizens of your unflinching opposi- tion to the late aggression by the Whig Government upon he our religious liberties should be conferred upon you, request he that you will allow yourself to be put ...