... presents, is wc rcjjeat,unknown to our political history. There is another curious feature in this matter. Both the moderate Whig and the violent Priests’ nominee have descended into the mire ; while the latter was shouting against the mean placehunting ...

... educate you for nothing? 1 am perfectly willing to subscribe to any other fund, if it thought necessary (cries of your’e a Whig dodger’), I have opinions and you have yours. The Pope subscribed, l did not—you have only the Freeman for that!) Dr. Cullen ...

... Government, he would have been the means of inflicting its deathblow upon ecclesiastical intimidation. The feeble and tricky Whig clique, however, shirked ibair duty in the crisis, and the consequence is Colonel Higgins’s expression of opinion—for which ...

... High Sheriff of Mayo is have another chance of returning his own son to Parliament. It may bo true but what do Ministers, the Whigs, or the Sadleirites expect to gain by this? Perhaps they mean to try if the Catholic Priest will dare to enforce the duty of ...

... Ireland and the spirit .: evoked have left the country and those who remain mu-d bo classed amongst the doa!»l''-dyed Whigs, wheu Whigs were the real enemies of the country and every move meut it ; I the brawlers who are always better prepared for the bed ...

... condition of the town. There a fresh evidence of the peculiar causes at work in :the following curious statement from the Northern Whig Belfast is the unluckiest of towns. Of late our reputa-tion has suffered severely. The correspondents of our merchants, hearing ...

... already attained. But much mischief may ensue from farther discussion. During the last session the language adopted by the Whig leader was threatening in the extreme. The moderation of the House of Commons was vaunted, and tho imprudence of the Upper ...

... too often repeat that in their per- sons the influence of the Irish Chureh and Clergy ove the Irish people is attacked by the Whig Government, What is stake is not the interest of Father Conway vx her Ryan. No doubt that a vindic. tive batred agaist the ...

... So all means let us have Lord Cianricarde again. Let accept him with the calm placidity of men who know the vitality of a Whig. Is the noble Marquis not one of the Inevitables, whose mission is to be ready year after year to give the country the benefit ...

... in judging men and appreciating circumstances, consummate energy, and profound reliableness, lie served the Whin, ard the Whigs never denied that he served them well. In boroughtnaneering pursuits, in managing committees, and contriving compromises, he ...

... Scripture react ra into their parlithea—(ti dirty Vied color.) Tun Maio VICTIMS —Several iuffeential friends of popular • .d anti_Whig principles both in Engleod sod Ireland, lace their resolve to the Ite• M Ry.n C tows,. by pecuniary std in the coming prosecution ...

... meeting, for he was anxious to see whether they were determined to stand in opposition to the present ministry (hear, hear). The Whigs, during the late elections, made several attempts the independence Ireland. In Dungarvan, they formed an unnatural alliance ...