... seems to he a clever fellow. sees in Whig rule a species of millenium. sees, or says, nothing of ajvanishing people, of insecure tenures, of Whigs in power giving their protection to theanti-lrish State Church, which Whigs out of power denounced with unsparing ...

... of those useful measures. We find the Tories always well able to inveigh against the wrongs done to Ireland by the Whigs, and the Whigs equally well able to show all the mischief done by the Tories; but when either are called on to show their own claims ...

... two classes—viz.: Whig Catholics and those whom he terms Nationalists. Now, sir, permit me to say that, in combating the arguments of those supposed adversaries, your correspondent appears to rue to be merely beating the air. the Whig Catholics,” as ha ...

... whose members had linked themselves with the Whig government, would take immediate action, so to have fitting candidates for th* next election—men who would hold themselves independent of every government, Whig or Tory, who wou,d not consider ithe just claims ...

... the gander any means. An English Protestant Whig may invade Youghal, but English Catholic Conservative may not invade Dungarran. We don’t quite see it. To replace Sir Joseph M'Kenna by an unknown English Whig would be an absolute loss. To replace Sergeant ...

... [candidate is a young lad of whom they know nothing but that he is the son of his father, Lord Greville. The father was steady Whig or Liberal, but even if jWhigism or Liberalism were all the people wanted, no one can say how the young chap might turn out ...

... This is especially now, when the country has been rendered prostrate by years of Whig misgoyenunent. To save the remnant of the Irish race, to heal deplorable and dangerous dissensions, preserve the people, and unite our countrymen of every class and ...

... Session, while there are others who will not attend to local matters, but devote themselves to foreign affairs, and exposing the Whigs, and would not breathe a word against that party, whose leader proclaimed to the world that Rome was “the plague spot cf Italy ...

... the past fortnight merely the difficulty of determining whether the Liberal Conservative, Mr. Pirn, could have secured the Whig support he was so largely receiving by auy price short of sudden apostaey. We are aware that a number of Independent Catholic ...

... hopes are entertained that the contract will not be finally rescinded. To do so would probably be to lose some votes for the Whig Government, and to make political capital for the Derby ites and those considerations will act more strongly Lord Palmerston ...

... purchased. On Saturday evening, Captain Knox, editor of the Irish Times, left Dublin to canvass the electors in opposition to the Whig Attorney-General; on Sunday the Lord Mayor of Dublin followed with a like intent, accompanied Mr. Alexander M. Sullivan, who ...

... that an}' ministry, Whig or Tory, will ever stake their existence a mere tenant-right bill. The Tories could never find in the Land question the material for a good sound No-Popery cry—a thing very often useful iu its way whilst the Whigs, forsooth, seem ...