... Cork The few Catholic Whigs who stood near me on the platform at Cork, grew pals at the intense excitement of the people and their unanimous shout of condemnation when the policy of the Whigs and Liberals was referred to. A Whig to grow pale I We don't ...

... Catholics of Ireland. I deny it (loud cheers). It is an address of the Catholic Whigs to the Whig Minister—of Whigs who have retiring pensions and favours from tho '’government—of Whigs who would not attend the meetings of the Irish people, but who now attempt ...

... a comprehensive extension of the represetative system. This document, and the language of the deputation, elicited from the Whig chief an avowal that, in his belief, a strong feeling exists throughout the country in favour of refoi m, and added that it ...

... experience, 1 am forced to the conclusion that from neither Whig nor Tory minister has Ireland ever yet received the smallest modicum of justice, except compulsion (cheers), and from ueither Whig nor Tory can we ever hope to obtain any redress lor tue many ...

... spat upon and trampled both Whigs and Tories (cheers). It will be interesting, as well as instructive, to know how the Whigs succeed in decoying the Catholic element into their ranks. will tell you how it is done. The Whigs appoint Catholic judges, Catholic ...

... those who disbelieve the existence a powerful bias on behalf improved representation; yet equally evident Is it, he is still a Whig complete in all his parts, strictly patrician, official, compromising, and armed against every’ species of enthusiasm. This ...

... ministerialist and prominent supporter of the mixed system, made a declaration which must be taken as the nitintamm of the Whig Cabinet. Mr. Casuweu, replying to Lord Flamov, declared the intention of the Government to give their firm support to the ...

... not only to the promoters of the Indian Flax Company, but to all branches of the flax and linen trade in Ireland. —Northern Whig. Lieutenant-Colonel Cross, of Dartan, was this day sworn in High Sheriff of the county of Armagh, and William Hardy, of Armagh ...

... said, the destinies of this empire have been guided and controlled, I may say, alternately by two great factious, known as Whigs and Tones; and, if history speaks the we, Irishmen, have no great reason to feel extravagantly grateful for favours received ...

... Suppose the case the reverse of what it is. Let it be imagined that the Conservatives were in power with so narrow a margin the Whigs at present have, would Lord Palmerston and his motley company be restrained by any considerations of regard for the public ...

... We have long since ceased to be frightened by the scarecrows Tory” and Whig.” As there were found Irish members Independent enough in June, to laugh at the cry of the Whigs, the Whigs,” so we hope they will now be little shaken from the course of honest ...

... and artistic swindling earned on an them places, where tia all a cheat; but fooled by hope, favour the deceit— Noes/tem Whig. • ...