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... WHIG SLANDER. In the unavoidable absence of Mr. Birch, of the World, the task of slandering Mr. Duffy for the Whigs has been committed to the Evening Post. e have been in the habit of looking with easy indifference at this operation; but we give due notice ...
... WHIG SLANDER. to t (From the Nation)., ai In the navoidisle absence of Mr. Birch, of the Worldj~ l the taak of alandutiug ?? for-ts Wigs ih* eep ?? to the Eveniny Post . g¢-ha v beoin the lflidet Pd of looking ofi with eatsy indifference at'tbis'operation; ...
... LONGb OF THE WHIG EX - S E NRAL. (VHOX 01 Op CORRESPONIDENT.) Longford, April 22d, 1852. Yesterday a large and most influential meeting of the county Liberal Club was held, pursuant to notice, in Con- nor's Hotel, Longford, for the purpose of selecting ...
... the rebouud, the cowardly Whig would now propitiate the retributive vengeance of an offended Providence by craven overtures to that diring adventurer who to-day rule* in France; but *• divine justice dishonoured his repentance, and cast misfortune on ...
... The m&nlyi consistent and politic resolutions adopted at the Waterford meeting. Whigs no Russellitee—no Dcrhyitcs—no Grahamitcs—no placebeggin enant* right and the policy of ’5l all ,h questions. These are the pronouncements ol Hie men of Waterford. They ...
... Tabor and Morgan (Whigs) advocated special acts to organise the Gal way Steamship Company, while Mr. (Whig), and Mr. Cooley (Democrat), went for a geners law. The first named senator endeavoured much to make political capital for the Whigs out of the Irish ...
... secretary, • Sir T. Redington ? The words of the Nation are, •* better the bitterest Orangeman than Whig, and we say, better the most fiery Young Irelander than a Whig. - If Mr. Duffy be elected be will be most uncompromising advocate of Ireland’s rights. He will ...
... Redington—the ally and instrument of the Whig government —the placeman of many years—the bottle-holder of the No-Popery champions of *51 —the Catholic who ate his pudding and fattened thereon —while to be a Whig and a persecutor of his own religion was ...
... so carefully maintained and stringently upheld by that great functionary the Whigs—Sir John Cam llobhouse. There are some persons Ireland who are astonished that the Whigs not still find favour with the Catholics. We pray of such persons to look to the ...
... the Whigs has been the forthcoming Conservative Budget. The Premier ha 8 been teased night after night, in the House of Lords, and Mr. Disraeli, in the Commons, to declare the future policy of the new Government ; and this has been done by the Whig opposition ...
... Mr. Dufgy we need hardly add a word. The case now lies between him and a Whig. Not an ordinary Whig, understand, but a Catholic Whig. And not an ordinary Catholic Whig, but a Whig Catholic prostitute. Which will the Catholics of New Ross ...
... they did nut was ihtir own fault—trom the woi kings of the discoidant elements there assembled on behoof of our respectable Whig, Conservative, and ultra-Liberal aspirants for election influence in this season of expectancy and doubt. large portion of ...