... depend on the Whigs lor ameliorating her grievances. The Whigs buy and sell liberty. They purchase men sent by Ireland fight her buttles. They arc the stern opponents of all the great measures we seek lo render justice to the people. The Whigs are opposed ...

... first step a movement on behalf this Out with the Whigs, shall the rail err through Ireland ti coining general olee ion, aid it is hopeful sign of wha* may be accomplished in the future, to see Athlone and Sligo forsaking the evil of their ways. AEE E ...

... ia»i)e Whig eoleritr and contended toadiM, who »r» ■*ti«6«d with Ibair flint, the country forthwith pronounced prosperous, content, ma happy ; and yon are pronounced titiouary If yoo iifh lor Na* liontl Independence. Out of thit tloogh it it hard for ...

... effusions calling the Whigs liberal parly. Oh, how liberal they are !' O’Connell knew them well, and after a long experience of their profligacy, he pronounced sentence upon them, willing them the base, bloody and brutal Whigs. Would the great Irish ...

... trond mcasnres to obtain popular support, and the Whigs en.le.uour to hold office by bribing members pirli tment. Let Ireland struggle now-to change her masters. She has seen what curses calamities the Whigs avc brought upon her Let r now labour get the Tories ...

... hut that felt they were (rue. Thin is all the result Whig poison; for, ala-! some of 'he Hierarchy and clcigy have had their minds poisoned by the Sidleire, the Keoghs, and the despicable Whigs. Whig* have perpetrated evil in all quarters in Ireland. Tlc-y ...

... don * to the question by its agitation during the ses.-ion in parliament. The second reading of the bill has unmasked the Whigs, and demonstrated that they are the greatest enemies this country could possess. has lelt their supporters Ireland without ...

... mb rarartllj eallaJ oa the roool* to V»»tir itwlf in fiToar of lh« mum. to aiako pr»pir»lioo« to prnrfßt the rotara of Whig* at iho nost oUction. A Ult»r waa rnenitod from thr Ra* l>r Roarnov, P.Mtcloaing 101 10*. and tbera »a* a **!» of (bankpaasad to ...

... poses. Every Whig must be routed ont , * Radical cannot be retarnad, cars fleet treked Conser»ali»e«, whose word L r. lied on. All »e h*»e got has h» the Coos*reali *os —all •» ha»e lost has been talm froir »* hj the ■ base aid brutal’ Whig*. harts, tl ...

... Independent Opposition stamp can cot to c!ean»e the pollutions of the Somers, lledinptons, and Sadleiiitcs. Any one before a Whig. A Whig is a cheat, a charletan, a deceiver, a blackleg, and cne of the most contemptible beings in the world. lie is the enemy ...

... eountry : and very justly so.—Liverpool Journal. In snide upon the above rumour the Noithern Whig says* vVe aincerely hope that imbecility is not so uni« versal among Whig peers to render Lord Carlisle indispvussble to the House of Lords. It might be an ...

... for Ireland is to play the Whigs olf against the Tories and the Tones against the Whigs; placing confidence in ' thel and using both for her own purposes. Whi a and Tories, so far as Ireland concerned, are nearly equal. The Whigs, however, are our bilteiest ...