... prosecution of the Rev Messrs Conway and Ryan. The - Whigs were even worse enemies of Ireland than the Tories (hear, bear). He was decidedly of opinion that the bill it now stood should be adhered to. Both Whigs and Tories had given their sanction to it. He ...

... branch ol art. It'Belu The Sentinel, an Orange organ, has just given up the ghost. Thresham Gregg loses heavily. —Northern Whig. A ter a stormy existence of some dozen years, the * Dublin Protestant Association’ has given up the ghost’ noiselessly, and ...

... views like a man whose spirit was not impaired either bv dissension, disappointment, or the injustice and treach. erv of the Whigs. The interest the mutinies and mas •acre in India, and of most other subjects, is absorbed in the indignation ot the people ...

... M‘Can and his son, who stood next to the Mayor. In the midst of this scene M‘Ginn cried out, ‘no Whig dodgery.’ Another voice to Mr M'Cann‘ you’re a Whig dodger and fundholder.’ M'Ginn again—We must take down the rents of tha landlords. Chairman —Talk ...

... jKkn.il, tbe Court ot Common Pleas died on Sunday night his residence, Mr James Coppock, the well-known borough-monger ot tbe Whigs, died the night of Saturday. The message of President Buchanan to the Legislature of the United States has been received per ...

... “dechne” dinners to which they have not been invited? The League has refused’’ nothing hut the Irish constituencies who elected Whig time-servers or hungry place-hunterB,refused—spurned— everything; not “half,’ but the {whole “loaf;” and while this state of ...