... the placards issued by the other side, which characterized as false and scurrilous, and such as could only be expected from Whig politicians. He was followed by Mr. Moore, solicitor, in a warm and able speech, both gentlemen being repeatedly and loudly ...

... to be made head against, under the extraordinary combination of circumstances which aided the triumph of the A union of the Whigs and Tories to defeat the policy of the Irish bishops, and to inflict a blow upon the cause of the Porr, was too powerful to ...

... The account, however, which we were enabled to give, afforded the means of an accurate conjec- ture as to the success of the Whig party. In Midleton, Fermoy, Kanturk, and Mallow, the voting was considerably in favour of the Conservative cause, but the number ...

... distinctly avowed, and think the'avowal was beyond all casuistry, that was because he was the official of the Government of the Whigs, the head of which is Lord Palhbbston, probably the most bitter enemy of the Pope of any statesman in Europe, the County of ...

... Deasy our three thousand four hundred votes would have I been given. To the liveried, salaried and bounden servant ' of the Whig Ministry our friends did give, could give, should give, but one thing—resistance (applause) ! Gentlemen, another fa'se issue ...

... MALL, CORK. SOLICITOR, SOUTH “Viscount CamMpDEN stands, The O’Donocure andI on Committee. Issue Address, Pastoral, Pope, Anti-Whig. I wili be on the Of course I atted on my instructions, and communicated the intelligence as quickly and as widely as possible ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE POPE. TO TIIE IDITOB OP THE TABLET. Dear Sib, —It is time that the Catholics of the British Empire should have account of Lord John Russell's dealings with the Pontifical dominions, those acts lie utiblushingly revealed in the Blue Book ...

... THE CORK COUNTY ELECTION AND LORD CAMPDEN. (From the Northern Whig.) When the name of Lord Viscount Cainpden was first brought before the public as candidate for the representation of the County of Cork, opposition to the present able and excellent member ...

... upon the point, and [ have not heard a sii name of a man known on the side of I ingle instance where the found in the Orange Whig ranks during the struggle. Many an evil and malignant whisper to the contrary hissed its way from Mr. Deasy’s committee rooms ...

... has been as yet brought before the House of Commons, the financial scheme of the Government. It is true, that Government is a Whig Government. But is that the reason why an independent member, who his conscience believes this scheme to be, on the whole,useful ...

... THE REVIVAL AND ITS EFFECTS The Northern Whig has always asserted a» viva!, bo far from causing a decrease of crime .J. «• offences, baa acted the other way—in increa»; i m * for instance. It now appeals to facte .' 0 * 1 ' support of this assertion ...

... patriotic and benevolent that respect than most of his predecessors. The gentlemsn who contested the county of Dublin in the Whig interest was now a commissioner of something or other, was immaterial what—gaols or lunatics, was all the same (a laugh). Tho ...