... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... great ability, courteous manners, and universally popular, the heirpresumptive to the Earldom of Charlemont, and backed all the Whig interest of the county —has been obliged to withdraw from the contest, and Sir William Vemer and Mr. Maxwell Close have been ...

... principal charge is, that I n ade myself an instrument of the Whig Part, in the town of Dundalk—that I was pushed forward to do the filthy work of the Whigs and place beggars”—that I went into the Whig and place-begging camp of Dundalk, Ac., Ac. New, for ail ...

... independent commuted bcaatilnl eeotioel*. when kfe**r*. lioey. Dwyer, and Wallia c*a sport with it in andruehlike glee their aid to Whig aod place banting party ? Mr. Dwyer, in bl» letter, dispute* my deliaUloo of that patty but let him look to name* of the o ...

... 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 ...

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

... fought during the last fortnight has terminated by the election of Mr. Gregory for Galway. Notwithstanding the influence of the Whig peers of the West, which was strongly exerted against him, be has vanquished Captain Bkllew. The first day’s poll concluded ...

... country, whether they Whigs, Tories, or Radicals (hear, hear.) That, no doubt, was the primary consideration of the authors of the Reform Bill; but there was strong secondary consideration in the minds of the framers of that act. Tbs Whigs had been unfortunately ...

... the energy and enterprise of our northern agriculturist* will, once egreeable weather io, make up for all d«nci«ucy.—.Vortdem Whig. ...