... what did the Whigs do then (hisses)?—yes, tbe press-corrupting jury-packing Whigs (cheers and groans). Oh! if the Irish were men, they wculd now lay the birch on the backs of the Whigs (great laughter and loud cheering). What did the Whigs do? They cun-1 ...

... Seward wing of the Whig party, has already agreed on the term3 of a paper, expressing views of the Whig party as to the compromises which General Scott is to endorse, which will be satisfactory to a large bodv of the soathern Whigs. Nothing of importance ...

... the people is with him—the Tories will vote for Lambert; and Redington will stand nearly alone, surrounded by narrow ring of Whig Catholics, who are earning the hot and heavy displeasure of the country. [To conclude our history of the canvass, we copy the ...

... councillors, and refused at one time the Mastership oi the Bolls. Why Lord Cranworth should be passed over—one of the ablest of the Whig judges—to let in a gentleman who has for some years abandoned practice to enjoy his fortune, could only be accounted for by ...

... of the Tenant League. Now, in Monaghan, too, the success of the Orange I candidate; was due to the conduct of the Whig land- lords. The Whig landlords of- Monaghan are the ,men who returned Sir erge Foster. With one noble and honourable exception, they ...

... wondering world cnea shame, The wavering Whigs, perplexed and ailent stand. Phr this delay ? The cause is quickly found— Twelve petrt ot hit are not ou Irish ground! ANOTHER. O’Brien asks jury of hi» peer*”— And from the Whigs They not for their ears, (Even if ...

... the mask of Andrew Marvell, for the amusement of the Radical purists of Rath, he was selling a seat for that borough to the Whig Ministry A word or two from the speech of Mr. Ironsides, the leader of the attack on Mr. Roebuck, will tell a good part of ...

... to Irish distillers, of placing them upon the same footing, regarded taxation, &c., with the Scotch dis tillers, and bow the Whig Chancellor of (he Exchequer bad the vote rescinded? And again, the Hoase declared justice ought to be rendered to these gentlemen; ...

... declined in public estimation, but to have lust its intrinsic cohesion. The organ of the government discusses the prospects of the Whig,, and Lord Dentiv's legal appointment, in the following article ...

... compact, isolated body, independent of all party connexion, They solemnly promised not only to refuse to act with any party—Whig, Tory, or Radical, which did not sup- port the favourite measures of the priests, but they pledged themselves to give those ...

... present representatives of Majesty, not content with this limited sphere, continue their festivities during time devoted by their Whig predecessors to economy and ease. Lady Eglinton, by the course adopted at her Court, does much to foster the trade of Dublin ...

... will grant permission to submit the issue deliberated and fairly to the grand inquest of the nation:— The incapacity of the Whigs (we again quote thi Spectator), their signal failure in important department* government, their inefficient and contaminating ...