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... THE WHIGS OUT OF OEFICR. What happy sight it is to sec the Whigs out of office, and struggling hard to get in. The Irish ion of them have become noisy and clamorous for liberty, that our own Mr B iwyer—who, the way, described the Evening Vutl as Conservative ...
... BOWYER AND THE WHIGS OF DUNDALK. The Whigs of Dundalk are very indignant with Mr Bowyer because he voted for the Derby gov !m--ment last Saturday morning, when they were defeated by a majority of 13. What precious set of noodles these Whigs arc. Did they ...
... WHIGS A'ND TORIES: Theks great cry raised by the slavish Whig 'press the country relative to the Boon evictions. * What,’ they ask, • do theoe who oppose the Whigs say now ? Are they not pretty Irishmen, to pin their faith to Lord Derby, the exterminator ...
... the Whigs. When O'Brien, Meagher, M‘Manus, and O Donaghue were transported, who packed the juries who tried them in Clonmel? Lord John Bussell mid the Whigs. And yet, after all this wholesale jury-packing, the venal Evening Post, and all the Whig faction ...
... defeated R. L Sheil in Who but the Whig Placeman. M Belle—? Who.e Effigy tarred and feathered, carried through the to—n of Pumlalk, and burned at the Shamble, tor hi* treachery to the People? Whose but that of the Whig Placeman, K Belle— 7 Who. in IS4B ...
... the Whigs are our enemies, but we always obtain more benefits from the blunt Tories than from the sleek and treacherous Whigs. And, strange to say, men are ready weep because the Derby government rt tains its place, and has disappointed the Whigs in their ...
... had to fear. Truth and common sense tell us that the Whigs are ourgi eatest enemies, and that the Tories have often proved our friends. Both are enemies of Ireland ; but we maintain that the Whigs are ten times more hostile to our interests than the Tories ...
... We have no love for the Tories ;no re* gard for the Whigs. If Lord Derby does not declare in the Queen’s Speech that will introduce reform bill, let him, all means, be punished ; and let the Whigs try their hands at Reform ; but in such change of affairs ...
... of such a system. But the godless system, everyone knows, is a Whig sy*tem. Every Whig Ireland has been its patron and its upholder. What chance have our bishops to be heard by the Whigs? all remember how that venerable body was contemned, set at nought ...
... If there be battle to be fought now with reference to the good faith of government contract, that battle will be between the Whig successors of Lord Derby and the representatives this country.’ And we suspect that the « representatives of this country’ ...
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... for selfish ends. Where an honest patriot offers his services to them, let them elect him ; but if they have no one but Whigs, and Whig backs in the field, let them not move from their homes on the day of election. And above and fore all let them use all ...