... 1852 the county of Louth ranked pretty much with Caine, Morpeth, and other Whig boroughs. Its representation during that dreary period remained virtually in the hands of two Whig families, who turned their power to good account, having secured two Irish ...

... return to Parliament of all Whig candidates, became the Whigs have been at all times the ferocious persecutors Ot Church, the onrel foes of the Irish people, and the heartless exterminators of the Celtic race, for it was y Whig oligarchy that two millions ...

... worthlessness of the Whigs—and of the especial and mischievous worthlessness of their principal leaders, Palmerston and Lord John Russell. Wherever a contest has been fought in which the people have been asked to make sacrifices for the pure Whig principle, honestly ...

... charged Alderman Reynold* with being a Whig, and it was in vain to attempt to deny it. Mad not Alderman Reynolds said that he was in the same boat Mr. Brady? Now, Mr. Brady’s father was a Whig— • appointed to his place Whig ministry—and what, therefore, was ...

... to send two Whigs to parliament (cries of no. yes, and interruption.) It is not necessary for to remind you that the distinguished father of one of your candidates on this occasion is now, and has always been, closely connected with the Whig party the ...

... Waldron. The entire body of the Whigs sup ported Mr Waldron with vigour and pressure the tenants not witnessed in Tipperary in any ot the Whig and Tuiy contests ut past days. Mr. VV aid run says he is nut a Whig. If he is not Whig, how is it tnat the vast majority ...

... resolve to oppose ell Whigs is based ou local considerations. Tbs Whigs have identified themselves with the Soopera, and all those lying bypocrLes who have infested, during the last ten years, the Catholic diatricts of Connemara. Tbs Whigs have retained in ...

... THE Oq Saturday morning the mortal remains of the late F. D. Finlay, Esq., proprietor of the Northern Whig, were eootreyed from his late residence, Donegal-sqaare, for interment in the new burial ground. The funeral cortege was one of the largest and ...

... 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 ...

... one of the late members, Sir Kalpb Howard, and several other Whig families have promised to support Captain Moock.” The threatened disruption of the alliances between tbe autocratic Whigs and tbe Conservative proprieton of Wicklow, thus alluded to by ...

... 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 ...