... mewed my tenantry. I always found them newt antieus to vote whatever way I liked. I al,o deny that lam a Whig; I never a Whig, nor do I know what a Whig k. (I , .'it shouting and noise, through which Mr voured, but without suave*, to make The High Sheriff ...

... essence of independent opposition consisted opposing the Whigs. He did not urge independent opposition to the Tories, for knew it was unnecessary. The Tories did not give a shilling to the Whigs, God bless them for it (laughter.) ...

... judgment on Thursday afternoon with reference to the application for an attachment against the publisher* of the Btljast Northern Whig, Northern Star, and Ulster Examiner, for having inserted articles calculated to prejudice and interfere with the course of ...

... should come thus the assistance of the Whigs. They feel that the Whigs are their friends. William 111. was a Whig. The party which placed him on the English throne was the Whig pary—the penal laws were enacted by the Whigs. It is perfectly ...

... of the Whig hi of, to court the sweet voices of the liberal electors. Churehostes were denounced. and the electioneering eri, already h-ekveyed end burnoose I as much a. the poor iu the the cry of the wail proclaimed as sonreign remedy. Whig-radical ...

... the victory ; the Whigs have taken the spoils. While poor Ogden lies out the cold, 44 while Bradlaugh has taken the key of the street, while Beales is an outcast, and Mill is left to console himself with his philosophy, it is the Whig lords who ride triumph ...

... Wale to he decided. the Whigs by their alliance w.th the Radicals stilted the latter into a tort of artificial importenee—in feet. on some oteasions the Whigs utmost descended to the co- Wiest level of Radicaliare, and the Whig organ of the day, the Tie ...

... Finlay, Esq., proprietor the Northern Whig, the jury returned verdict for the plaintiffs £lOO damages, and 40s. on each special count The alleged libel consisted of an article quoted from the Dailg TtUgrapk into the Whig, commenting on the evidence given ...

... absolutely necessary an explanation of the motives , which actuated him, a Liberal member, in his unswerving opposition to the late Whig Govern. went. It is quite true that Mr. announced on the hustings his intention of entering Parliament unpledged to any party ...

... Quoon'o Comity. Whigs end Tories hare each in their turn deceived and neglected Ireland. Tho former ore proverbial for fair promiaoo when out of office. Let express determination Mist so blind policy, to bo strict followers of either Whig Tory. Remembering ...

... over wheat, or newly laid down grass. THE WHIGS OP AULD LANG SYNE. (TIM AND THE NEW rents.) (From Paget.) Should mild supporters be forgot And never brought to mind Should mild Whigs be remembered not By Whigs of mild lang syn.? For add tang syne, my friends ...

... they have now been years in office. The fact that the Whigs have been kept in office, and not driven from it by the Irish people for thirty years, is not so much a proof of their preferring a Whig Government as of their dread and hatred of a Tory adm ...