... be given. “0. G., Whig Office.” rry, and ANTED, BY ONE OF THE L \ Houses in the Linen Trade, a First-Cl rawing: pondent, He mast have experience, write a | Oa Silver and be thoroughly competent to manage a mainder Address B. A., Whig Office.” will be ‘ANTED ...

... opposition to the Whig candidate, Mr. J. C. Ewart. other Conservative candidate, Mr. B. Horsfall, may be regarded as elected. It the feeling of many intelligent electors that the character of the town is stultified with the return of one Whig and one Conservative ...

... personal qualities amongst the legitimate claims to popular support, is amply vindicated in his instance. Mr. Fitzpatrick is Whig of the Lansdowne and Holland House school. We would rather hail him Tory ; hut, it is some praise in these shifting, shuffling ...

... except for few months, was Whig government, and Mr, Reynolds sat on the Whig side of the hou-c (dicers and hisses), and now Mr. Reynolds endeavoured to dissociate himself from the Whig party, because it was asked what had the Whigs ever done for Ireland. ...

... Carrick on Thursday next, two 'There were 130 priests at the Tlmrles meeting, and out of the number only si* declared for the Whig nominee, Mr. Waldron. —Limerick Observer. ...

... Twenty-eight years ago the Catholic Emancipation Act was passed. Who serried it I and who alone could have carried it at the Net a Whig Minister bat the Head of a Conservative Administration, the late Duke of Wellington; .and both the Duke and his colleague Sir ...

... invited to believe that they are the friends of Catholics—the Whigs, who passed the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill—the Whigs, who :uphold the Established Church—the Whigs, who :refuse tenant right—the Whigs, who over the , -.vhole world are confiscating Church property ...

... preposition for conceding one seat to the Whig party on the present occasion. 2. That C. J. Dimsdalo and R. W. Gaussen, Esqrs., be requested to communicate with the Honble. W. F. Cowper, Chairman of the Whig Election Committee, and ascertain from him ...

... Haight r-st-esr. Co lju nd ) Collee-holue, UN, nos' CoSse-hoase, ConalLW. S I t rleorge,' . Alderraaabary. Redcroa. F' Whigs I/inlaid*. Waboat North , 5 Hotel, Beet • Yr. Brewer's Chambers, 4, Puewooart. P TOM, . elle, Tower-otreart. • ...

... and dnubtar the univertallr allow, eoatomuo tbat • them things are into an nnconditional support of tha treaeberous Whig party. These Whigs hare been the bane of oar country. What have they about them that induces us to tolerate them more than the Tories ...

... 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 ...

... single session. These Whig men stand by the minister for some selfish inducement or other, and he 'fears them not. The wolf will not dread the watchdog, however fiercely he may bark and snarl, if he is sure his teeth have been drawn. Whigs have no teeth for ...