... WHIG PATRONAGE AND THE IRISH BAR. There is, perhaps, no profession in either country possessing stronger claims to our sympathy and respect than the bar of Ireland. Nor are we compelled, in support of this assertion, to recur to those traditional glories ...

... should be supposed capable of such a -ding act to vo’e for a Whig. ly imagine a priest voting for Mr. Heredytb, Sir Wil- vn Somerville’s under secretary, and thus absolving the brutal, and bloody Whigs, who allowed nearly a milii.:i f the finest of God’s people ...

... UN KA.H ELECTION It would appear from the following notice that the priests and Whigs will not be permitted to fight out the battle on Monday next :— “A meeting of the electors of the county Meath, en- tertaining Conservative opinions, will be held at ...

... having been drawn to a paragraph in your paper of October 18, to the effect that I intended to contest the county of Dublin on Whig principles on the next vacancy in the representation, I beg leave to state that the gentleman who put forward the address you ...

... We perceive by the Wexford People that New Ross is menanced with a stormy siege, by all sections of politi- cal adventurers Whig and Tojy: Another candidate for the suffrages of the electors of Rjs j, made his appearance last week in that town in tbo person ...

... the true-bum Whig. The vanity of a patrician fatally, baulked a: once of popularity and power, must explode before long. Taiak of the mouthing, that must result frum the fact that the Palmerston ministry is the drat case on record of a Whig ea`jaet without ...

... of Meath upon the glorious demonstration before him. Their presence there was undeniable proof that they were not sold the Whigs. After some further observations. the speaker concluded proposing I lie following resolution-.— That we adhere to the honest ...

... r, Ohio; Marshall, Democrat Know-Nothing, Kentucky; Banks, Democrat Know-Nothing, Massachusetts; Fuller, Whig, Pennsylvania; and Pcnington, Whig, New Jersey. Four ballots were taken on the first day. the second day there were five ballots, of which the ...

... confidence of the other, can only render the man who resorts such a course an object of general suspicion or indifference. The Whig shuffli has lost whatever favour it once had in this country, for the same reason that the Puset dodge never found any, becauso ...

... ■•ugges'icn came altogether from Mr. Smith; did nnt i a borough for “the base, and brutal whigs. an atom ab>>at the ruatler; I him for hijcivility Sooner than a whig placeman ie‘ur - el for Meath, in saving a* trouble. ttld pref-'t no r»pres*n'ative at ...

... e and Conservative Catholic and Whig parties have, within the laat few days, entered into a compact alliance to defeat the people and clergy of Meath and return the landlord candidate. We do not complain that the Whigs should prefer Mr. Meredyth Mr. M'Evoy ...

... cheers —as a fit and proper person to represent this great county in parliament—(renewed cheers.) The inconsis. tency of this Whig candidate, Mr. Meredyth, was re ally the most consummate and greatest sham that ever was attempted to be imposed on a rational ...