... of faith in Whig promises. No one at that time would have ventured seriously to class British Whig and Tory as equally bitter enemies of Ireland and of Catholicity. Connell might abuse ever so fiercely the base, bloody, and brutal Whigs, hut it was ...

... and as the government was then Tory they should vote for Whigs when they bad no Independent candidate; this teaching was plausible, treacherous and false, in a word Whiggiek. Since then the Anti-Whig members, such as Pope Hennessy, Blake, &c., have been ...

... same affair we exposed. It was convenient for an M.P. who gave some of his votes. contrary to his pledges---to sustain the whigs—to pitch into Lord Derby— who is a Conservative. The Geashill case was a grand opportunity fir a man to seek to retrieve ...

... a more sterling Patriot, than that of William Power. His efforts went a great way to rescue Wexford from the hands of the Whigs. Deceased was an unobtrusive but uncompromising Patriot. Whether as Editor of the Wexford Nom, or a member of committee, he ...

... enough, big how can they follow, if the Bishops do not lead One of their number, the Bishop of Kerry, speaking of Irish Catholic Whig members at a imblie meeting, said, they must give up P.l• merston, or we will give up them. Let him and the other Bishops ...

... wisdom of our paternal Whig rulers in a light hit h wou:4 be ludicrous but for the serious and weigaty inttn.te volved. We should like to know what answer—and, no doubt, we will be in due time gratified with the intellicen, —the wily Whig Premier can give to ...

... farm held l.y lease tor ever, at the very' » rent of per statute ncre-Tithc nt-rh irge t ...

... is just now associated with the Whigs; but believe him to be essentially Conservative both in his hereditary insrincts and in his acquired convictions, and have a very strong suspicion that his association with the Whigs will not a very lengthened one ...

... coplc. WEXFORD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1961. THE REPROENTATION OF WEXFORD - MR. WMAHON. THERE is a plot at present to drive the Whig wedge into the Independent Opposition party in Wexford—Mr. M 'Mahon is the point of wedge ; and several dexterous craftsmen ...

... the public mast also see— a very extreme Whig ; and not haring or commanding a single vete in the whole of Inroad Leath Mogha. But who, doubt, knows perfectly well what he is working owinthistrionsly for in the Whig interest. For the present, we say au roroir ...

... effrontATy. T. our minds nothing can be mon evident than that t ;,.• Nation is gone over Filptbly anal unmistakeably to the Whigs ; and that it is now —with the Morning Neter Yews, anal lire:•Ily News --engaged in a crusade -tinst Independent Opposition ...

... the deficiency as promptly as may be. INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION AND THE WHIGS. ON all sides, a feeling of abhorrence and indignation appears to be rapidly increasing against the Whigs. Their falsehood, treachery, and general system of corruption have disgusted ...