... concerned, man but place-hunter cares one jot whether it Whig or Tory misrepresents the feelings and wishes of its people. The contest will not be between the oppressed and their oppressors, but between Whigs and Tories, between the house of Curraghmore and the ...

... u*. lie said that those who opposed him the score of plaic” gave their support to the son of a Whig Lord of the Bedchamber, and the aidc-de-c:unp of a Whig Lord Lieutenant (laughter.) He said he would never violate any pledge or betray any confidence ...

... in their princ pies. The scales have fallen from their eyes. Whig incapacity, and Whig blundering have convinced them of the critical position which the country has been reduced by the Whigs. Tlie amount of money expended—the loss of stores, transports ...

... imbecility, incompetency, and failure. For what is it but a bandying of office between Whigs and Tories alternately When the Whigs arc in office they appoint Whigs to all vacant posts in the array, navy and the public ssrvice in general. When the Tories ...

... who stands on the joint interest of Bishop and the Tenant League, and Mr. Merepyra, who comes forward as the champion of the Whig party. ...

... Edglatid mew, It •urilay of remark tber the Whig editor of Dory Poet had In• sad all to come oho ' wished her sort tato. anent orator of Nurope, and the Pal on of the Chureh. W lour no d a Whig i N./v. l :er. and a Whig grocer. and a ‘lhig tallow chandler. ...

... set of principles to the Whigs, who use it their badge in England, and the Orangemen who glory in it in Ireland. In order to account fur this, it may not be uuinstructiva just now to advert to the historical mutations of the Whig parly, and to contrast ...

... Keogh's good name, fame and credit. Mr. Hay. tar, the Whig whipper-U, has said of and concerning the honourable member for Athlone, that he has accepted the office of Mteemei-Geoeral to the Whig Government. This Mr. Keogh hes re denounced as a libel; ...

... your letter, that the penal laws were removed by the efforts of the Whig party. Now, surely, my lord, this expression would lead anyone, not aware of the contrary, to believe that the Whigs were the only persons who were instrumental in bringing about this ...

... Conservative Landlord, and Mr. Hennas, a Catholic Whig Barrister, and Landlord also. The Catholic Bishop of the Diocese ,lade from the Altar a most impressive address in favour of tho Catholic Whig candidate ; the address was duly reported, printed, ...

... But i' Dr. Hampden nos not an orthodox Christian, he was certainly a Whig ; and it ewe for his politics, sot his piety, that Lord J. Russell appointed him. Piety, according to Whigs, is a very good thing in a Bishop, but Whigsery is better. Piety, no ...

... solution, the democratic and revolutionary party would be the only gainer, and the Whigs probably would retain their places for a time by advances towards Radicalism. Whigs are régarded with distrust, and Conservatives with apathy. All this arises because ...