... Creagh of Dangan never broke his word to the people. I admit that at the last election I did oppose the government hacks of the Whigs—men who declared against the Tenants and against the Catholic Church. The people now see that Lord Palmerston is an enemy of ...

... will judge how well they befit the clerics) character. Addressing the editor » f the Northern Whig, he says:— You are very great gudgeon—the editor of the Whig must needs be great—and as clergymen need a little relief, like other men, from severe occupation ...

... that gentleman absolutely ignored any such pohcy, and in or out of the Catholic Defence Association has always passed for a Whig, ora person of Wniggish dispositions . Else the Editor of the ’ Evening Post’ would hardly dare to give him such cordial support ...

... aiscussion in most the public journals this P P and scandalises good Catholics empire. Coming before House of Commons tne oi , Whig Catboiics. government form of petition, praying have George Henry Moore c ““l. C sives. good Catnoiic. snen a. Oakley Begins ...

... proceeded gay—Mr Sheriff I let those who are lor the Whigs have their own * have got a long string of charges answ and those of contrary opinion - tresoassing you (cries ot no, no) out a lew w j Whig. I have denied that, a. i ™ a»».. i ri..»«;; SSS|SS=« ...

... nothing but Orange party tunes, pistol and gun discharges, &c—conduct calculated to create a breach of the peace.— North* ern Whig. ...

... really thing that this exploit with the bag should be followed by a presentation of what fast young men term—the sack. —Northern Whig. SECOND EDITION. Nation Office, Saturday Merning. FURTHER NEWS FROM INDIA-SPREAD OF THI REVOLT-BAHLE OE AGRA. ...

... furthermore pledge themselves to use their utmost power to prevent the return of Mr Ball.’ spite thb resolution of the clergy, the Whig party persisted in putting forward Mr Ball, though without any hope of success, and without any other object than ■V«fc«s. ...

... and they believed that nearly all the Conservatives of Dundaik would vote for him (the Leaguer) as against Mr Bowyer and the Whig—that they did not exactly like Camwell as a person to represent them, but that against Mr Bowyer they would vote lor him and ...

... Irish opinion racy of the soil. Every day make, it more evident that there are no more dangerous enemies to lreland than the Whigs. Dr Cullen's letter to Leonards, will show that are right denounc- »«. a Tories, and Engli^pMttm. we believe them all be tbe ...

... principle of Independent Opposition, which he so nobly, eloquently, and intrepidly upholds, to the dismay and discomfiture of every Whig corruptionist in the land. Kesolved—That being determined to support by every means in our power the illustrious member for ...

... nomination, about an hour before the proceedings commenced, I was asked by my respected friend, the Rev. Mr. M’Ginnity (neither a “Whig,” nor ‘‘placebeggar” nor a man likely to soil his hands with any *• filthy work,’’ as I dare say even Mr. Cabtan will admit) ...