... WHIG FOR KILKENNY, (To the Editor of the Kilkenny Journal.) IB You have done well iu cautioning the Electors thus early against supporter the base, bloody, and brutal Whigs.” There is not a Catholic constituency in Ireland that elect follower such an ...

... tiie Whig**. Lord Palmerston replied Mr. Disraeli ej»eecli tall (he fi- rceat and most sartsa’ic invictiTe, c.irrying the House with him, Lot hi» argutueiitB,hut tl:e ridicule heaped his But him beware, PISHAELI in his match, and will aure rep.«y the ...

... THE WHIGS IN UANGKU. The election for the county of Oxford, for which cy f»eently occurred the d»*atii of Mr. ...

... THE WHIG MUZZLEKS.” have heard good deal lately about the “Muzzlersj” but there are two classe. “Muzzier., and it w difficult to say which is the worst. The Tories rejected the Oaths Bill, question upon which the Catholics ol Ireland, doubt, feel deeply ...

... THE WHIGS AND TORIES. To the Editor of the Kilkenny Journal in, Wednesday. Sir—l hftfe te'id article in day’s Journal the tru»* policy for IreUnd, with much pleasure. Till was more hopeful «»f the Whigs than of the Tories ; u«t llmt 1 liked either, hot ...

... THE WHIGS—TURN THE TIDE. We are delighted to find that in Ireland the position taken up against is every coming stronger and stronger '“'i , , the manly speech of Mr. M Kenna at « been received through the length and Ireland, shows that the choice between ...

... THE WHIG HUMBUG BILL. piiut Mr. Cardwell’s speech elsewhere to day, and our leaders will see therein the perfection of ralmerstonian treachery to Ireland. Will the Bishops and Clergy tolarale it any longer. The Toilet says : The Tenant Right Bills ha»e ...

... the pope-whig insolence Ion; look place In the Coir.raoni !wt week, iu CominUtee SaTiply. concerning the oececaity lor niaiutoiiriig IJnlish Consul llorne. Sir (i. loll.mwl »u inquiry Mr. Ayrton, that the Conaul Home wa» nile.lv i.iinecreaty ; -‘the soor ...

... THE POPE—WHIGS or TOBIES- difficult for Irish journalist make between Whig-* and Tories, for both are equally hostile towards Ireland and Catholicity but there are occasion* when cir cumaiances mitigate the malignity one faction, and justify temporary ...

... WHIG HULK IRELAND ,rd People, alluding to Mr. Whiteside’s i- ent for bin 1, says a d;*«t net. above ail. ie *nt our unfortunate Hairs. bat* v a:, clearly convicted the Whig government ' the moat reel, less abuse of trust and neglect • f » - their uianag ...

... A WHIG WHIGGERY As to rtc loss or sain for Catholics from adhering to the party in power, or joining the Opposition, we believe six of one and half dozen 1,1 the other. \Ve deprecate a Catholic alliance with either nartv, and hold that our only right ...

... (To the Editor of the Northern Whig.) Si a —The warning given in your issue this morning regarding the funeral F. Ileyburn would have been worthy every attention, but that the Catholic clergyman who was to have officiated at the interment yesterday refused ...