... went than Wbiggism. A Whig! Who had kept him out of parliament for the last five years? (A Voice : The Tories.) No, not the Tories, bet the satellites of the Whigs. After the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill was passed he told the Whig leader to his beard that ...

... says : The Whig party has ever been odious to the English people, and, in spite of all their devices and combinations, it may ho observed that, in the long run, the English nation declares against them. The reason of this is, that the Whigs are an ant ...

... in counties. But whether in towns or in counties, the work has been equally a Whig work. We make no exception of the case of Mayo any more than that of Sligo. It was the Whigs who first taught the Irish priests to exercise undue influence in politics. They ...

... risk hereafter of reaping the whirlwind. Surely the country has had enough of Whig misdirection. It can scarcely be, that, after its having had such long experience of Whig policy, in which selfish ends and determined tenure of office have been the chief ...

... of Whiggery or not (cheers); whether this county shall carry out the principles of independent opposition, or crouch to the Whigs and beg from them the crumbs of (A Voice.—Take the 2s. in the pound from them.) (Immense uproar and cheering, which lasted ...

... reform is commensurate with Radical innovation, and that it must, of necessity, be destructive. One of the chief designs of the Whig party which it has always pushed forward, is to keep the idea alive that if the Conservatives could once more form a Government ...

... which once existed, in the nature of things, between Whigs and Tories, are daily blending into one common national and regular line. The great hereditary leaders of either party are now more Whigs and Tories by tradition and local position than by any ...

... POOLE. Mr. Wm. Taylor Haly - , - Co;;]sman, is in the field on the independent interest. Mr. Danby Seymour (Whig) and Mr. G. W. Franklyn (Tory), the late members, are also in the town. At the nomination yesterday the show of hands was declared in favour ...

... 1832 as a Liberar for that riding, and not as ,* Whig, He never was a Whig, that strange animal which ought to be stuffed and put iuto a museum, but be was a Reformer. ~He proceeded to abuse the Whigs, and to contend that • Lord John Rtissell was the ...

... appeared. The Mail says— Lord Carysfort, Lord Meath, Lord Milton, one of the late members, Sir Ralph Howard, and several other Whig families have promised to support Captain Monk. ...

... preconceived opinion I had formed as to the course to be followed by Irish miunbers, I have only to read the Whig speechea, the Whig pamphlets, and Whig letters, which soiled the pages of the public press within the last few weeks (cheers). Is there any one ...

... unsuccessful candidate, in reference to the above election, induces me to make a few comments. The bitter disappointment the Whigs must have felt has been somewhat shown by their political organs refusing to give any account of the election before Saturday ...