... unknown in politics, when be made his rallying cry opposition to the Whigs, and impressed on the popular mind the belief that his opponent was a -friend, if not a supporter, of the Whig Minister. The opinions of Mr. Waldron with regard to Tenant Right were ...

... of those who willvto sustain it. In some of the constiiu ?? outests will partake of the old partmis'racter of Whig against Tory. In others Whig families will contest for the in jwsee attached to a seat in the louse of Com- mons, and in otberthei ?? of the ...

... the policy of Daniel O'Connell, who nsed the Whigs as Paddy used the old hat in the window, not to lat in the light, but to exclude the cold. Now, Sir, if all these facza do not prove that Mr. Bowyer is a Whig, and that he is no friend of the policy of ...

... nomination, Mr. Holy stepped into the Whig camp, and there offered himself to perform the nasty work of the Whigs. What a shameful deed I How loathsome to see a yonng man vwho was despisod, and mocked, and ridiculed by these Whigs, as a worthless scamp, and ...

... of the Irish Whigs- t then a very numerous class, for all who were not V Tories were Whigs. Other party distributions have a ince taken place and the Whig proper is limited to a -elect few-but in the days of Protestant ascendancyt the Whig banner covered ...

... at the eleventh hour, Sir Nugent Humble, a local baronet of some jditence, has entered the lists, under the banner of the Whigs, as an opponent ot the independent and populs' candidate. We could feel no surprise if the Tories had attempted a sudden coup ...

... will never allow it to pass in its present shape. It would clearly ?? that improved legislation was not the object of the Whigs in bringing in this bill, but that their object wig place-making and jobbing. If their object was to improve the bankrupt law ...

... RH hoist Whig colours to ensure his return. It he W can in addition show that he was up to the period th of the vacancy a staunch Conservative, his election Po from being safe will become a triumphant victory' Po In Downpatrick the Orange Whig candidate ...

... or fawn before the Whigs, h and beg from them the crumbs of office (groans). That was the question, apd because Mr. Waldron came forward as a Whig, and The O'Donogaue on the principles of independent o opposition, he rejected the Whig and embraced The 0 ...

... that Aldertnan Reynolds would not blame him if he said that they hod also two Whigs-- Alderman Reynolds-I will, indeed. I totally and en- tirely Ignore the character of a Whig in the saute in which MrT. Finnegan is using it. Mr. Nixon, Mr. Fitzpatrick, ...

... the Whig no amount of tuning cou'd get him to bring out a national air (cheers and laughter.)- He spoke from the fullness of an Irish heart, and he hoped the people of Tipperary would sustain him. lie came to ask for their soffregis, not as a Whig or as ...

... RIGHT RiON. DAVID R. PIGOT. l Mr. Pigot was attorney-general when I went circuit first, but joined us oh the retirement of the Whig administration in 1841. He became a member of the circuit on being called to the bar in 1826, and stepped at once into business ...