... 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 ...

... tune. worships Billy that charletan politician, of pledge-breaking notoriety, raised tp the Irish bench by the despicable Whigs, reward tor hia treason to the tenant farmers! This is the * Galway practice’ of to-dey ; this is the labour of the town O’Connell ...

... opponents, and opposed the canidate of his friends.’ If our correspondent is surprised at this, are not ; as it pure Whig policy. The Whigs have been ever treacherous, mid full Satan of deceit. DUNDALK BOARD or GUARDIANS. OF THE DUNDALK DEMOCUAT. Sia - perceiv ...

... know of Bum!*, the niore we begin to iiko it, we are in* dined think iu goveruaient ia far better one than that the eabecilo Whigs £ug* land, and aiuch superior to that we have the weferlnne to witucee in Ireland. There # bat one deapot in RaMin, while in ...

... inopportune. So it will be long as the Whig* are in office. But there is way of getting rid of this—of its becoming not only opportune, but instantly pressing and necessary, which wj mcoujmend for adoption-get tie Whigs out ofifice.— They ar.- of no use to ...

... as as toner a Mratlehisbolorar. views sweet* the pealed a diesetrarally 4 to ass I as wba have le the Shit et asysirlise the Whig I deird sis is the Net the Ness et ease et the suet dleilsisished et the sa avast embers manse wan leas Wasiak to the merel ...

... aNites ea OS um that bee bete pressured ei tNt selema het& sleet It was lOWA by the prolser Imre lit et et Weft et& aseeet Whig emblem , tiled by an. al dilihreat , per end Aeleii• Mkt web eskielseteetpee. bet kW Mt me le tbe et lisemiller butredp ed ...

... question. Mr Devlin denied that tenant right was political question; but an attempt had been made to turn it into one, by certain Whig tricksters in Dublin. Mr Byrue said himself had claim on the board, as a Roman Catholic, but he should not exercise it. was ...

... annum.— This last class makes a large proportion of all the parties—and the most patriotic and eloquent The old parties of Whigs and Democrats, extending through all the States of the Union, are virtually merged in this new issue—the north against the ...

... magnithe hearty thinks and pod wishes of the Britieh fled these matters uif Ras-le were auxiime to enter I public? If the Whigs are become Conservatives, the arena again with her redoabtable antagonist', we ae not require a distinct party a fli•fillet ...

... deposited tlie library ofliiat genthman. The speeches in the theatre can be easily imagined. They were philippics against the Whigs. ey were rics the part of 1 . The* rviiity of tho landlords—the Marquis of ClanricarJe especialli—swelled many an indignant ...

... at paean I.l4* respas. has 'seta his essweity, Os shish £.1.700. sureties are Iva. &h. NW National Hem, Hat James li —lt is Whig that lases Sahib Is Will I smart sad is die a Cadismak he Ms et asd ra war has hos whited by the who. is ase wars gull is Ills ...