... THE WHIG L T Ss After the declaration of the poll on Mr. attempted to address the electors, but the tumult was redoubled upon his coming forward. Shouts, yells, groans, and the most unearthly noises prevailed daring the whole of his address. Men in the ...

... mistake if in the nest Parliament several of quondam Whigs do not turn out the followers of Mr. John Francis Maguire. The manifesto ot the Meath priests already dono its work. It has made shipwreck of the Whig cause, and none of the Meath voters can under peril ...

... WHIG TACTICS. The Whigs have resorted to many and mean enough shifts to commit the Conservative party with the electors of England and Ireland; but none of their acts have equalled in daring eff-ontery tbe connection of Lord Roden’s name with that of ...

... This is Whig triumph, as the return of couple of honest men for Waterford and Dungarvan, Messrs. Blake and Maguire, has been looked on by them as a Whig disaster. That pious Catholic organ, the Evening Post, whose faith seems to be the Whigs and the Church” ...

... Fiddle and Faddle to where Bully Egan sent Kilmainham? London, Sunday Evening. The Whigs have lost some seats at this election, but it is evident enough that Lord Derby has not got the value even of his own subscription to the Carlton bribery fund, and ...

... strenuously for the Whigs (cheers, and counter cheers). Mr. O’Brien had asked whet he (Mr. Kennedy) had not voted at the late'Dubliu election for the Tory candidates (Hear, hear.) His answer to that was as follows : —lf had voted for the Whig candidates, he ...

... Hatchell, who presented himself at the hustings as the nominee of the Whig land- lords of the county. In this struggle Mr. George polled 2,500 voters, but was defeated by a majority of 360. Whig- dom rejoiced, and Wexford, it was fondly hoped, had again become ...

... brought him into immediate communication with the leaders of the Whigs in Ireland. That connexion did him little good, however, beyond helping him into new insight into men and things. The Whigs wanted a clever pamphleteer, and ncgociations were opened with ...

... SUPPOSED FORGERY! CAUTION! Dahlia Whig daily organ of this 'mooing publishes a Circular, alleged to be frost Mr. Caeen. at the Carlton Club, to the Coaservativee of Lag's County. We are if the collar does sot out to be one of tie most dinepotable ...

... 1857 Arch- bishop MacHale opposed the Whigs, and Father Conway was amongst the most in his opposition to them. It was the Whig committee of the House of Commons that directed the prosecution of Father Conway, and » Whig Attorney- General that brought him ...

... understand that order of the Lady Farnham, the bull was •hot Thursday morning and buried. Ou Saturday, says a correspondent of the Whig, an inquest was held in Kilmore, County Down, by D. Atkinson, Fsq., on the body of man named Kelly, who was found dead on the ...

... TOE GENERAL ELECTION. The Star sums up the result the General Election.— Whigs and Tories are about equal, 300 on each side. There are about 53 Independent liberals, and as they are of more advanced principles than either party, it follows that the party ...