... DU)I]3;,I: WVEDNKISUAY, FFABHUARY , 18;,4. THE NEW REFORM BILL . Under all circumstances, and in all times, the Whigs are consistent in their injustice to Ireland. When a measure of popular enfranchisement is about to be conceded, Ireland is omitted from ...

... impalpable vapour. A plain, bold lie can be grappled with and its authors exposed. A vague, undefined rumour-a malignant whisper- a Whig breath, or some such mephitic blast may damage, but cannot be submitted to the test of analysis. Mr. Cantwell has stricken ...

... Lervant -F tte base, bloody, and brutat Whigs (loud cheers). Arnd I believe the Conservative gentry of the county are as anxious as the party to which I belong to hurl from power the people.atarving Ireland-deatroying Whigs(cbeers); and I invite the- Coneervative ...

... these Whigs, base, bloody, and brutal as ever, are prepariug a new fetter to hind the Caselolic prietatood, to niake it the obedient tool and slave of their vile ambition. Such, it is announced, will be one lead- ing clanse of the new Whig parliamentary ...

... the period I have described, as the eationale of the relations between the Whig government and a certain branch c of the Irish representation, and as the means by which the h Whig government of that day was to be kept in power (hear, 0 hear). NOW, I have ...

... and it t required not only the aid of corruption, but the l alliance of the local Conservative party, and all the force which Whig landlords, with their copps of bailiffs and rent-warners, to place the Lord of the Treasury in a small majority. Some few, ...

... Conservative party against. An effort is made to get a Conservative candidate into the con test in order to get up the old cry of Whig and Tory, and thus rally a party round Fortescue. The gentry of Louth would do well to disregard the seductions of the clique ...

... with a great appearance of candour and truth. His account is, that the transaction happened ia 181, or thereab uts (when the Whigs were tottering).- A solicitor named MIaguire, since dead, came to him on behalf of one of two members of parliament-eith r ...

... public meeting of our citizens to protest against this aafarious job, and let the government understand that we are determined (Whig, Radical, and Tory) that suoli shaed nod be ? If we speak out in a decided and emphatic manner we are safe, but if we procrastinate ...

... enforcing his complete belief in the state- ment, but declaring that it was by these, and other such corrupt means that successive Whig governments for years had procured a certain hold upon portions of the Irish mem- bers. The motion was agreed to without a ...

... which the t0nant farmers have prosecuted the cauvaas is moet remarkasble. The greatest excitement prevails in the district. The Whig party and the whole bqnd of cor- ruptionista are incessant in their thrests of coercion upon thp tenantry, hut the firmneas ...

... (cheering and laughter), and tae Chancellor of the 1Exchequer again considering his surplus (hear, hear). We will unseat the Whig (cheers, and some hisses), and will place the principles of popular freedom where they ought to be, in triumph (loud cheering) ...