... shadow of the p: ussiouate feelings of love and Ile that we entertain for the unbought defenders of religion and right. The Whig Catholics behaved with unusual candour on this occasion, and did not seek to pretend, by their attendance among us, a sympathy ...

... the legal acumen the Lord Lieutenant of Derry, which was .singularly illustrated on recent, occasion, may able to detect it. Whig spectacles wonderfully change thy appearance objects. But less ingenious lawyers it will probably appear that whereas the Derry ...

... triumphal procession was proceeding through the town of Wexford on the day of the Brigade Banquet, thr houses of souk. worthless Whig Catholics exhibited no sign of joy. When the people were passing, they seer? heard to say to one another in a quiet tone of ...

... to know that the Pastoral is not a romance, and that the Irish Bishops are not to be denied and insulted by any Goverument, Whig or Tory. ...

... Conservatives are nearly numerous all the other sections of the House put together, and outnumber Lord Palmerston and his Whigs 64 votes; so that his tottering ministry only kepi in office by being propped by the Democratic party. This unnatural alliance ...

... present thecompositioii of the House of ' Conservatives ••• ••• *** IVelitcs •** 9aft , Whigs Ultra-Radicals Tho Conservatives thus, sinßly, Palmerston and his Whigs 01 votes, lum l tering ministry is only propped . Bill junction with the Democratic putty ...

... exertions had been spared the Whigs for the return tbclr candidate; and as r.p a late hour they entertained the most sanguine expectations his success. In Aberdeenshire the constitutional triumph certain, Sir Alexander Bunncrman, the Whig candidate, having retired ...

... wouiil f eonsti.ueacy Whiteside, less than • tu the re-rtistn- lo : h llk. several the old bntion scut-*, a . . voters in the Whig borough and Marylobone same category with the loner c Ciuld not With u very small bill. re ile was present both it. birth and ...

... heartily. The Wexford Whigs are attempting a similar trick just now. It is said that a certain Conservative merchant would not allow his bunting to the breeze in honour of Major O'Reilly and his fellow-soldiers ; when lo ! every Whig points his finger at ...

... cleven.inch shell in a menagerie of monkeys could not cause more grimace and contortions than the banquet has caused in the Whig camp. AU Whigdum— the Swaggers, the Snigyees, and the Styx, laboured each in his own peculiar way to make it a failure. ...

... flourishing, but plain, unearnisbed truth, that must strike the mo’t superficial. All our local and national squabbles, about Whig and Tory—Young Irelandism and O'd Irelandism—the French invasion and national independence—honoring the Sovereign power, or ...

... any further claim on her spirit and her faith 1 ('an we do anything more for the Pope—ought we—will we ? We can put out the Whigs, as we put them in—thus punishing them for the harm they have Idone, and preventing them from adding to their long catalogue ...