... the Whig element amongst those who de ■ •ire continuance of the Irish postal subsidy meat dilute and weaken the force of the present movement. The only safety for the subsidy is that Irish Catholic member* «f Parliament shall vote against the Whig and ...

... CORK COUNTY ELECTION. The Whigs have received another confounding and embarrassing defeat the result of the Cork' Election,, trie vacancy occasioned bv the promotion of Harou Dc isy. The government’ candidate Roche, was in miserable minority, Mr. Ecadcr ...

... John Pope Hennessv, the member for the the K ing’s County. The return of conservative for Cork would be a serious blow to the Whig party, and an effectual following up of the heavy losses inflicted on them in this country at the last general election. The ...

... obtained from the Whigs, and the Manchester Party, who, now in combination, form the Government. This insult and injury to Ireland should not have been attempted, much less carried out, were it not for this miserable subserviency to the Whigs, which has degraded ...

... services rendered removing or preventing injustice. .The compact between O'Connell and the Whigs had antccelfu'dv nothing in it that was discreditable. 1.:.'. Whig* had by universal acknowledgment sustainirmv; tTto Roman Catholics up to the eve lie P.a ...

... Parliament for better and more available protection than the Irish executive seems disposed to, capable of, affording to them. A Whig Government in Ireland is too closely allied with that dissatlficd and agitatirig faction, who trade upon those same Imaginary ...

... justified in treatjr vonr er and the documents enclosed as em-.jr from you in your official capacity of Chief . r.nrv for the Whig Government of Ireland, I take ■ rtv of 'tatii>g reasons for declining to com- .Gt) your de-ire. 1 (spall advert to your co ...

... i referred to the abolition of the Galwar contract and subsidy, which have b*cn effected by'ho present Whig Government. lie declared that the Whig* had invariably shown themselves be the enemies of Ireland, and that they always preferred most petty English ...

... post letters, 1; conceal.ng childbirth, 1; perjury, ; passing base coin, 1 ; night poaching, 4 ; oth-r offence, 7.—Northern Whig. Ointment and Pills.— Scurvy, Skin Diseases. —These unsightly complaints are tUe source of much annoyance thousands. While ...

... Commons, and absent gentleman traduced for the purpose of gratifying the resentments of petty faction of Irish dependents on the Whigs, of whom Mr McMahon is one, and another of whom, Mr Treneb at the lost election aided in excluding from the House of Commons ...

... appointment ; has social or family alliances with the great English Whig Houses, and he has not been brought under their exclusive and corrupting influences. The alliance of the Whigs with the Irish democratic agitating place hunters, who possess neither ...

... fate of his four other preceding ones, and for the same sufficient reasons, since it was a measure to serve the aristocratic Whigs and not the nation at large. It was withdrawn because of the contempt manifested towards it by the country. The Law reform ...