... band of Whig journalists have become . They were shocked at the bare idea of Palmerston’s expulsion, and the approach of government to power. Now, beg to tell these disinterested journalists, that the old Whig dodge and cry o “keep the Whigs any price ...

... that was! What ingratitude I He had promised the office to another, and that other a pol itical opponent of the Whigs! word of advice you, Whig Catholics of Louth. Some of you have seen, within the last few months, the base ingratitude of the aristocracy ...

... plaeeman, and the Whig replies to Um I in the most adroit man ter possible. H* think. I the temporalities of the Church a grievance, hot would not abolish thsa. I save and except that portion which preewsa Catholics. As for Shaman BQL it is a pretty good ...

... THE DEMOCRAT ASD PEOPLE’S JOUBm-MARCTjg^ The Peelite* h»»e no more to do and the Whig* hare their own lacquey* to pronde The Pre«*- the powers that be The feeble old Whigs beck in office, the midst the tempest England is demented. If the Ctar « ere permitted ...

... warded b, th. Crow. be figured Whig donius et th M , M»b«n the other band, perceit* that ha* declined accept the appointment,- SMITH O’BRIEN Ib. . .U«» members of psrliament, in f*»ou interview ditional pardon to Smith O’Brien a with Lord Palmerston on ...

... towns, catching the enthusiasm c eited bj the victory, acme of them were Ulomii.a it all the honour their power. , ~ , , The Whigs, the Tone* and ahoneen lanilorda ot Meath are nearly fr-autio. Feeling confident that they he able to crush the priests aud ...

... galleries, mm) stake, and those who occupy them tall once that the pnesta and people of Meath ate united. The Whig gallery is filled with wy canons looking persons. Tin most pmnnnent flgufe upon i'.next the bench, is ihm faced,well dtes•id fanner, Mr ...

... lepreaentatioo of Ron «t act believe will be vacant for tome time, to that there it no chance of a coup de main, either by Whig or Torv. All ehould keep tbeiLfelvet uupromised.«. Wtr/ord Guardian. ...

... addroa* the meeting, and waa reoaieed with eutbneiasiie cheering. aaid th* Whig landlord* ot the county had proclaimed war agaiat lb* popular party ('hear, hear]. There wa* Whig deiiue that could be brought Intj action that they shrank from using to eurrupt ...

... J. T, sb. to rooollwo wire Ow herb 8810/Pliftas AI door to moo. a Rif ( Imo bow Mingo I. mot oomo• Yore). Abs Si arts rubd Whigs d sod other asasitay dawripin if sod Sabres' 11111ok b. tkroofo Teem Wog J. T. Swift hod low ompolooso do Imoipso. lovoolos ...

... weeU not rail thaw aa tha two great partba la Eagtaad bad doaa fhrarT, Thay had get nothing frow tha Whig*, hat thay had Draw the eoaapaltioa thoagh. Whig* world aot rspaeda few wHHoaa ta tha pariahiag paaplaaf tha aoao*ry. Prow tha year 1817 18A dartog ...

... displayed by tae people in giving sums of £5O, £4O, £3O, £'25 £2Q and £lo,,is most creditable. It no w ouder that the English Whigs strive to separate the priests fr&n their fioeks. United they are truly formidable for good while aeparated they fall easy ...