... defence of a small grant for the repairs of Maynooth, and the uninitiated might have supposed that the vote was safe. The Whigs are Whigs- Mr. Spooner's amendment was carried, and Lord John was again, poor man, in a minority. Of course, this was a great grief ...

... parties who were in communication with Mr. Hayter made certain promises on behalf of the Whigs. Now, who were the parties who were thus negotiating in private with the Whigs, while they were bellowing, like bulls of Bashan, against them in public? Cap- tain ...

... supported by all the Whig party-put forward as their candidate-sustained by the Whig organs, from the Loadon.Globe-to the Dublin Evening Post. He was the ton of the head of the Whig party in Wexford, himself a prominent member of the Whig party. Surely, then ...

... to retire to their peaceful pillows last night with the consciousness that all their alarms were needless- that when Whig meets Whig, iax-o-O-cI-Wr-A- 'Tox is sure to swallow up the war. When we saw the admirable manner in which, this little drama was ...

... your readers on one or two matters. I am neither a Whig nor a Tory, but a Catholic Irishman, with good -will towards all mankind, and a love of my native land before the world. I hate the terms Whig and Tory, Old Ireland and Young Ireland, Orangemen and ...

... Tories give to the Whigs, and which the Whigs give to the Tories, will the Irish party give to both upon all suitable occasions; the only difference be- tween the latter and the two former parties being that it will make use of both Whigs and Tories by playing ...

... Esq., Northerm Whig Office, Belfast. The following is Mr. Cantwell's letter to the Editor of the Northern Whig in reply to the letter of Mr. Rogers, and which the Editor of the Whig refused to publish:- TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG, Dublin, Wednesday ...

... other hand, the Whigs, who for- merly professed themselves to be convinced of the need of a £5 franchise, and the sweeping away of small constituencies, as being notoriously subject to nomination and corruption-these coali- tionist Whigs are now believed ...

... that house. Taking the Tory Derby- ites at that high figure, the remaining 344 seats may be subdivided into-, 145 English Whigs, 100 English Radicals, Manchester-men, &c. 60 Irish Liberals-not Peelites. 85 English and Irish Peelites. 4 Vacant Seats and ...

... young and old, Feel 'tie now the Age of Gold, Tho' to be (too soon, alas I) Followed by the Age of Brass. Many a complacent Whig face Meets you now in Whitehall-place Under Sees and Treasury Clerks Caracolling in the Parks, Look as natty and as nice As ...

... Atbhlone announcing that the second Whig candidate has withdrawn from the contest. The numbers polled up to the time of his resignation will be found in our despatch. We anticipated this result-a contest between Whig and Whig was not likely to arouse the dor- ...

... only contends, but, with the air of a sub-whip, taunts and jibes the honest Irish members for not voting for that which even a Whig Chancellor has been compelled by the sense of right, which a long career of ho- nourable mercantile life engendered, to denounce ...