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... GOOD BYE TO THE WHIGS. There is something extremely edifying in the complete rout of the Whigs op the Irish hustings. It has been a •• Sicilian Vespeis in which neither youth nor age was spared. 0.. e does not know where to look fur a Wuig preaent. Lord ...
... WHIG JOURNALS AND IRISH LIBERALS. Unless it be the paralysis of the reasoning faculties or their usurpation the fleeting fervours which predominate in elections —or delirium tremens, or tbe jaundice, or the folly that knows no bounds to insane gratification ...
... of Whigs and Tories. At present, tboogh these are familiar terms, and will always continue so, it would not ! possible array the present|House of Commons under ' these general denominations. One can hardly call Ralph Osborne, for instance, a Whig, anymore ...
... IFREEDOM OF EL.ECrIOx-MR. L. G. F. KEANE. A very boastful Whig, at one period of his life, was Sir Richard Kenne. Whig ministers lavished hanours and pensions on the hero of Ghuznee, who appropriated the laurels more justly due to others less prominent ...
... true—that the return of the Whigs to office would be fatal the hopes of this country as to any alleviation of those engagements in which their hard and iniquitous policy involved her : Three millions of money was soughtjby the Whigs to be extracted from this ...
... against sham mutineer* of the Whig camp. They are abroad and at work. Let us, in the name of our Goo, our faith, our borne* and our country arise against the corruption of the Whigs and the truculence of the Torie*. When the Whig* were climbing to office, ...
... of an Irish Whig opposition, for there is nothing of the kind in existence. And it is in Ireland in this particular, so is it admitted to be in England, at least we must interpret the newly-begotten moderation with which the present Whig organ counsels ...
... THIE ENGLLSH ELECTIONS. The~ Whig axid Tory organs are wonderfully at variance about the resutlt of the.English borough elections. An&tyet ipis awinatter 0of the simplest 71 aritbinetical calculation. The Whigs declare that p' Lord Derby. ha jzd lt tbin ...
... ve candidate, Hugh Lyons Montgomery, sailed. The feeling of the priests and mob was not, of course, so intense agaiDst the Whig candidate, tbe Hon. C. S. Clements; but as to tbe conduct of Rome's partisans, on behalf of tbeir nominee, Dr. Brady, it was ...
... FOREIGN I‘TELLIGENCE. ANIYRICA—AIittIV.‘I, TIII: .11 I. 10 - ha% Oil le r way She hit 1.1111 nit I n k, h, the Whig the Ilk!: more r ah , are about to enter the volitieal -.• likely the we'll:. ...
... Waterford : TO THB EDITOR OF TUB DUBLIN EVENING POST. Waterford, 16th July. Dear Sir— l enclose yoo copy of letter which the former Whig Baronet, Sir Richard Keuoe, through his son ami agent, sent to a tenant of bis that promised to vote for the Liberal candidate ...
... of Napolooo. rife of Jelley.. o, Miskey—nr. sad Aka Ira lady Mersa Pendia Clamed= Gallery. VIM. lewd Mallead's Mania of the Whig Party. Paetaerlpt--The Greeral Ileados. Poem Murray, ilbeaturie-atreet, MODMRTGOM, 35, Lime Parkyllirstreet, ...