... NEW ROSS Political Movements. —The Whigs, or Liberals as they call themselves, held meeting on last Sunday week, at the Parochial House, to consider what steps should be taken to further their political interests. Among other subjects, the necessity of ...

... deserve the most grateful return. On this senseless principle aloue can we account for the partiality of the Irish for the Whigs. The Whigs, who could afford to expend in supporting tho effete rule of the Sultan, having allowed two millions of the Irish people ...

... OUR COUSINS GERMAN. What Swift, in the bitterness of party rancour, said ] the Whig Bishop Burnet, might, with at least equal truth, be said of the very greatest man in this our day :—“ The world hath acquired fashion believing him backwards.” His pr ...

... entertaining, or even lodging, such an idea for moment. Neither does it want an union to support, or to turn out, any Government, Whig or Tory. It has been said that union is strength, and strength is not to be used, we as well, above all, as we have the article ...

... e Catholic family in Cork, which city he represented in parliament for twenty years. was, however, a mere partisan of the Whigs, from whom received the appointment of Commissioner in Insolvency, the highest legal to which Catholic might aspire in England ...

... acceuion of the Whigs to office Why, that his tyro greatest enemies had come into power, that he expected every persecution, but that he defied the new government to do their worst. If the Pope considered the Tories as bad as the Whigs, he would have said ...

... exploded policy of exciting the North against the South, and attempting to govern the country by other unfair means, using the Whig influence among the constituencies. Never had so gross an insult been offered to the magistracy of a free country than by the ...

... never got out of scrape more lamely than on this occasion. THE NON SAILING OF THE CONNAUGHT. It ia impossible for tke greatest Whig partisan to deny that the bearing the existing Government towards the interests of this country has been unfriendly. Among ...

... exploded policy of exciting the North against the South and attempting to govern the county by other unfair means. Sine# the Whig influence amongst the constituencies never had so gross an insult been offered to the magistracy of free country as by the ...

... exp’oded policy of exciting the North against the South and attempting to govern the country by other unfair means. Since the Whig influence amongst the constituencies, never had so gross insult been offered to the magistracy free country at the appointment ...

... otir own ! protest against such prostitution of the high oflico of Lord Lieutenant. Cfrteru paribus, Whig Executive would be justified in choosing a Whig before a Conservative; but tho leading consideration ought not to the peculiar hue of a proprietor’s ...

... no leas pil-able. The gentry of Londonderry were very ranch opposed to all Whigs, and Air. Lyle was ths only black ahe«p in tl.® fiuck, bad coupled himself Mr. Greer, (tie Whig candidate the last election, but the result war that they went on one tide ...