... whom • Most certainly ■ against the Whigs. The Durham Letter —the j Ecclesiastic 1 Titles Ril!—the insults I in juries heaped our Whig Stalls net; tlie ; church every country Europe—the atrocious \ perfidy levelled against the Vicar Chri.-t and j die shrines ...

... Tiff: Last whig move. Kuoon, n c.tor Dublin, hnif been appointevl Sc.-sion.d Crown Prosecutor fur Mouth, the room of the lute lamented Fohd. Thu appointment was known to v.s last weeh, but, had remark or two, which wc could not find room tor then to in ...

... the Wigs. Idecauso was weak and jumped the Whig ho is decried, became Hk.xxes.-y repudiates all connection with the Whigs decried, too. Whether he is struck high or low our Dublin evening contemporary of Whig leanings will not satis fiid. If were not so ...

... atn sympathy with the people ; but coiiher have they the Whig contempt for the people, nortbo Whig exclusiveness heir cardinal defect is a want of energy. The Tories are often unscrupulous; the Whigs ai e not unscrupulous but they are factious, intriguing ...

... and what docs it come JH, Hfnjtbsst is urged by a leaning to Cjusetvatism to eschew Whiggcry : because he has sympathy with Whigs refused to trust to them. What terrible accusation ! The Post appears to place the whole gravamen of the charge iu tbe vet ...

... sectfou of Iriah Whigs) say it was all owing Tory tactics delay ob. struct tun that tbe sickly babe was strangled in infancy —and doubtless her will argue thus shout John's Bantling Rtf.trm Bill for Ireland, which according the usual Whig practice was promised ...

... Bri WHAT COMING? tisli Legislature, That the only pure success the Whigs hsro had vri;h a measure entirely their own—and wo hopo they are proud of it.— But even if it were true, the Whigs boast most falsely, that the Conservatives have adopted alt the measures ...

... proves sufficiently that they have learned in tho mean time, to lower their tone, and to show less of willingness to play Whig game all hazards. appears from the statement, which they put forward, that the reduction too franchise qualification for boroughs ...

... unrelenting enemies of his Holiness. List year a grand reform meeting was held in Dublin, and it turned out nothing more than a Whig cabal- The Drogheda meeting will prove to be a second edition of tho same extravaganza, it is time enough to seek an cztemdon ...

... whenever th. wh.ro seized him. Of curse, he roust get the f,,;. benefit of all the improvements he has *3ectedsome admirer of the Whig* will say—Not bit it. Mr Cahdwixl denounces retrospective comptnsutit n, and, thereby, c..i,locates, «t least negatuely, the ...

... under her old .id lend to our . fathers what protection she could against the oiwi ration of those cruel and wasting laws that Whig nn- Misters, in the : en ill of their power, enacted f.r I lie our race (hear mid cheers). But what has the dynasty done for ...

... enemies—the Whigs. Cut this species of partiality is last wearing oat. The 1 people arc beginning to find out their fiicnds. ! only great measures liberality and kindness to Ire- I land have been the work of Conservative statesmen, j The Whigs when they ...