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... Sepoys of the Whigs. And it because of this Sepoy ism—tins native treachery—which the Whigs so industriously cultivate, that this party are held in such detestation by the gieat mass the priests and people Ireland. It was Catholic Whig that packed Protestant ...
... ULSTER TENANT RIGHT MEETING. \v.> find in tlin Xotthern Whig report of a meeting in In* 1 fast on ft»r tlie pnipf» ...
... dead-lock as respects this office. Really those political on this are sometimes capitally amusing their way. Just think the two Whig lords a huff with each other for such cause that suggested. Let all go« d Cawtholies cheer up. Hedeunt Satumia regna ! ...
... A NEW TENANT LEAGUE. Mr. Sh arman Crawford, aided the DuUin Evening Poet, the Northern Whig, and a few other newspapers of the same, or nearly similar, politics, proposes the establishment of new Tenant Eight Association. A few words only need said about ...
... that T are preferred Whigs nnov parts Ir. land, f r the former are heroin ilig |>..po a 1 ChUsc, while the Whiy* are as and I rntal,’ in the days when O’Connell denounced agents c- i uptiuii and the insidious enemies li»e peoyds 'ft Whig faction in Ireland ...
... and the other Catholic members iu tile House ; but it was carried overwhelming majority, amongst whom we find the name of the Whig representative of the County Kilkenny joined with Whiteside, Napier, and the rest of the Oiange and Tory party. much for Mr ...
... initiated by Government during the Session, particularly en it was rumoured that the Premier intended to fur,. still a great Whig ex-placeman and bidder for place again, by doing a lithe business on his own &ecotone in the Parliamentary Reform line. However ...
... OA:loots, *Vbs.old to say in his day 4 ratio! eicitenient. The divirion on the Sate question gave complete triumph to the Whigs. This is to he ascribed to the of such an andeesteadisof between the estter body and their periisp i ratery traders as would ...
... adpiipiotratioi. intend peace(u! policy, but will bare the lawo executed and properly protected. DUBLIN CASTLE (ftgm Sortkfm Whig.) ...
... consulted, the policy they would have recommended would he to let the new l'Arliatnent settle down, to watch the manceuvres of the Whig chiefs, and to bide the time for doing battle with them not on a sectional question, but on some large question which, of itself ...
... Tipperary, has been named ; and bis supposed appointment ga»e occasion to good deal of conflicting observation amongst our Whig and Tory contemporaries. some he was praised good landlord, a ready and witty debeatsr, an oflScial of Imsines* hahits (he ...
... stands, a direct infrin.gernent on the ecclesiastical property of the Established Chetah. by • motley combination of English Whigs and Radicals, and Irish Brigadiers, the very considerable majority of 139 has been obtained for the secon.l reading. Of course ...