... the frank admissions of their respective supporters. To use the words of the Cork Examiner : the Pope on one side, and the Whig Government on the other.” Here is no mincing of the matter; no pretence of fighting for despotism, the banner of liberality ...

... name of more than one unfortunate senator, whose epitaph might be succinctly, but too truly written, Died of whiskey and the Whigs.’ are not surprised that such contemptuous language as the foregoing should have roused the indignation of the more respectable ...

... which they propose. If two Conservative members could be changed into three of the other sort—whatever that may be, whether Whig or Ultramontane—it would be no bad hit for those interested that side. The proposal for the emancipation of Irish Peers from ...

... Lord Palmerston or the Pope,” was set before the Conservatives of Cork, there would be but one reply— Palmerston and the Whigs before an outlandish despotism. Mr. llennessy ought to have foreseen this, and if he were wise he ought nut to have thus nailed ...

... enable the people to assert their rights; and Sir James Stewart, Bart., t»f Fortatewarl, has headed the list with bl.—Northern Whig. Frederic Hogan, Esq., of Clifton House, Monkstown, was, on Tuesday last, elected a Governor of Sir Patrick Dun’s Hospital ...

... Solicitor, South Mall, Cork. Viscount Campden stands. The O’Uunoghue and lon committee. Issue address, Pastoral, Pope, Anti-Whig. J will be on hustings.’ '* Of course I acted on instructions, and communicated the intelligence quickly and as widely as possible ...

... do not support it, and are friendly to National system, no modification of whose rules can now he expected, whether under a Whig or Conservative government. What, then, are the Clergy to do?— Let the Bishop of Ossory answer this. They expect it from him ...

... adopted were in direct variance with the declared opinions of Mr. Gladstone in former years, and with the proposals of the Whig government itself preceding sessions. They were taking the first step towaards a large and permanent incometax. Even the treaty ...

... which I claim for myself—perfect freedom of opinion. Mr. George Skipton, of the Casino, will have the honour, as a Liberal and Whig,” of calling on the electors. Mr. S. M. Greer refers his rejected addresses, when he was defeated by Sir Frederick Heygate ...

... threatening, if he believes it, of eternal perdition? Surely the ballot in Ireland would be reciprocity all on one side—like Whig free trade. M. CORRUPT PRACTICES AT ELECTIONS. TO THE EDITOR THE EVENING MAIL. March 17, IR6O. Sir— lt strikes that if parliament ...

... circumstances as involving great national calamity. himself should be very sorry to see the cr ...

... squad of The O’Donohue,” fondly supposing that he may drop in now and then to Brookes’s, and have an entente curdiale with the Whigs, while lie unfurls the Papal oriflamme in Roscommon. The old hackneyed yells of Tenant-right and of the Ballot flow mellifluously ...