... candidate who might be even suspected” to ba a Whig, and was has figured one of the famous Twenty one Catholic M. P.’s who brought into office the present government of Palmerston and Russell —no torious Whigs; and he still persists in supporting them in ...

... expert far more from Torie ii a year two, than they have got from the Whigs for the past twenty years. Corrupt Whig journals wish to see different state of things. They desire to see the Whigs office that they may receive bribes from them for deceiving and ...

... solemnly recorded i.» 1862. The cry is now SVliig aid Tory, Tory and Whig. Harken the Tory and will thrill you with recital of the wrongs the Wtiigs bare in Ireland! Listen to Whig, as prefers to bs callel, the good Liberal, an t will shock yon with sketch ...

... hopes upon, either the Whig party or the Tory party ; thirdly, that they should form from the Irish representation an independent party, a partv whose sole business in the British Parliament would be, not the advancement of Whig int crests or Tory interests ...

... hehalt of Whig Liberal Cabinet, will it mad. b. half of candidates who have not been, and who will be, Whig Liberal Hinister Farther, in anv of these case*, the likelihood success ? We must remember that it iascarcely credible that the Whig Liberals and ...

... TaA. tH.-Mr Denny has surrendered the to the Whigs. would not come forward lie waited till he found Captain Koox sure 1-mrv He induced Captain- Knox to yield him the nowoower ha.l hold of it, than he {Tth, Whig. why has Mr O-ny the mi Tralee, rou were rcaily ...

... some points, the parties of the Whigs and of the Manchester school' are thoroughly agreed in hating Ireland. When the Whigs imposed the Income-tax on this country, the Manchester men joined in the set. When the Whigs originated Free-trade in Cattle, ...

... anything. If the Whigs knew that the Jiifh would vo e remove tin m from otnce once they refusi d >0 rednss i m wrongs, depend upon it that they would tret us i. different m nner. 'lhe • Ci.sti U. »t pr who are now crying out that ‘all unless Whigs are &U|ipoited ...

... country. His appointment was one the prereiet’s jokes. He never trea ed Ireland seriously, ana time when our people held the Whigs in great contempt, he sent Sir Robert over to- scold our Bishops, to prove that poor, though hut starving, were not in vrsnt ...

... working of tue Hoard Charity Commissioners. At considerable length the hon member denounced the board as gross Whig job, and its office perfect Whig snuggery. Mr Lowe bore testimony to- the ability and efficiency of the Charity Commissionra and their officials ...

... supported cunupt Whig candidate*. seemed so much in love with the Wnig party England, called ujam Mr Kennedy come forward. The reply given to such questions as this was, we understand, to the effect that Louth was not so land of the Whigs as some-imagined ...

... they were overwhelmed by the corrupt Whig influence amongst ns. and the rcsuli has been that a number political cheats have been scat time after time to the British parliament, whose sole object was to keep the Whig party in power ; not to do justice the ...