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... THE CORK ELECTION—TRIUMPHANT RETURN MR. LEADER—CRUSHING DEFEAT THE WHIGS. have much pleasure announcing the crushing defeat which has just received in Cork. The Telegram published in another column gives Mr. Leader, the Conservative candidate (now member ...
... the Tonng Man’s Society of in thia eoiratj, on last Sunday week ? If yon have, yon const be aware of the grievous loss the Whigs hare snstained in this quarter the desertion from their standard of the roost devoted adherent. Ton will perceive, on perusal ...
... what baa been the result f That the present moment the Whig party is the minimum all sections in the House of Commons, that Whig candidates scarce dare appear hustings, and that one half of the Whig Cabinet are filled by nun who twenty yean since were the ...
... Sf£!!l!Li and thoaghUul portion ago daaertedtbain; the moot bdumtiai organa of public Suon haakwg oeaaadto Whig, and in IVUaman- Uhartl. Wha~ Whig baanar riiU dito SSfiS* defeetion the tatoilKtad teaa mSm! standing el thanattawaare no longat wtth the Übanla ...
... of will shortly take place. young iii-oi John B-invan was drowned •.' Union Sunday last whilst bathing. THE SICK WH:IGS. The Whigs ire very tick. Their friends have not yet I taken final farewell ul them, bnt it is known that they are a very had way ...
... Galway, is desponding. The Daily Express has already commenced to make political capital lor us party out of the perfidy of'• Whig Postmaster General.” The Junes follows J suit. Ireland wa apprehend it will become a powerful argument in behalf of the Derby ...
... linked together Whig and people; there has hose mech striving fcr ohjaeta, much cheering and even aathasiesitt, but ao todoa hanrt end Tha people never fait tha Whigs to their own; the popular slianat fas the ooontry never or trusted the Whigs ss their true ...
... It is not very cheering to Lurd Carlisle and the Whigs, under whose Administration Ur. Smith O’Brien’s rebellion was fostered and crushed We have repeatedly asserted that Lord Carlisle and the Whigs have no influence in Ireland—their clique is impotent ...
... POLICY OP THE WHIGS. (Tnm the Press.J here not of fate criticised the conduct of the Hinutry in reference edminUtrmtion of Irieh afiiiira, hot recent crente end the epproeching session induce oe again to notice the doable policy the Whigs end ite effects ...
... obnoxious impost. In l&il Sir Robert Feel came power, and found the finances of the country crippled the mismanage meufc of the Whigs. It was with deficiency staring him in the face that that distinguished statesman introduced Income-tax of 7*l. the pound for ...
... mih- wrrupulontiy ceaorted. That the Whig perty gonetary strength ot the Britbh navy. Bat there gnat that the Ministryb doomed—are facts which no lavishdanger now in the indberimate nee of eufa language, on worn ont Whig leaden « shuffling of Naval warfare ...
... with two or three short interruptions, the Whigs have had, chiefly the aid of the Irish contingent, the government of Ireland. What has been the result Why, that Ireland has been lost to them for ever. The Whigs have treated Ireland with insolence and neglect ...