... ets and rectitude in his acts and purposes. As to the writer's strong conviction that a little consideration for the Whig priests, and bishops, would have wrought their convereion, the election of the Irish Comer. now Baron Deasy, for Cork county ...

... the forfeiture is that Ministers are tired of governing, and sick of eternal jars about church rates and reformami not the Whigs alone aro listless“ the more eager, and, they call themselves, the more advanced sections of the Liberal party, are.adapting ...

... /Peak!, Jau. 28. PASTORAL OF THE LORD BISHOP MEATH. The Most Rev. Dr. Cantwell (Meath) in his Lenten Pastoral, denounces the Whigs u follows : No portion of the Church evinced greater zeal in the holy cause, as has been attested by the large MOO which in ...

... Tory. Mr. Leader's addr'ss was satisfactory ; but, were it even less so, it is the duty of the Cork people to keep out the Whig, awl we hope they will do so. Colonel Roche was pmposeil by Mr. Clauchy, Manager of the National Bank, who, we are glad to ...

... The policy of independence means that members, Catholic or Proteotant, would go to parliament wadteed to any Ministry, Whig or Tory, !Aimed or Conservative ; prepared to vote fur any measure calculated to promote the public good, or the interest of ...

... the revolution of 1688, the Whigs passed pond laws, the execution of which was no unwelcome leguey to their re courtly suej meson in Alm. In modern times, the great at insult off red to the Catholic body came from the Whig leader of the day. the author ...

... and M'Mahon were not present at the division, otherwise believe t'lrec additional votes would have been recorded against the Whig Government. Si icii»e Lusatic. —The verdict returned the Coroner’s jury in llic ease Miebuel Gluseott, who committed suicitlc ...

... since endeavoured, in a sneaking way, by importing a strange candidate, to keep itself alive in the County ; none of the local Whigs have dared to encounter, in their own persons, the certain risk of a shameful defeat. That the country at large is beginning ...

... was it not made ? Because the people of Cork have resolved to cut the Whig connexion, and because Mr. O'Hagan, though an excellent private gentle. man, is a paid servant of the Whig Government. At last, the great truth is beginning to be felt. At last ...

... Glorious, Pious, and Immortal Memory is their charter-toast, was a Whig—brought into England by the Whigs, because James the Second attempted to establish Religious Equality, and while Whigs and the other Orange supporters of William, were fighting against ...

... 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 ...

... by a wicked and stupid Whig and Tory Press, which hounded on Protestants against Catholics, and Catholics against Protestants, and persuaded both to injure themselves fer the sake of spiting one another, while the English Whig Minist2rs and the Trish ...