... Waterford Citizen, Meath People, Minuter (l.imenek), Cork Examiner, and Kilkenny Journal. Referring to the treachery of the Whigs, and their Infidel peraeeation of the Pope, quote the following (From the Wexford People.) Now, what did w«, Iriahmen, do in ...

... 'tenkncy was about to be abolished. On New Year'a s Day he spoke on the aubject' in the eorporation, and , since then a leading' Whig organ had publishel a long articla issuring'therfi that theofeuice was most meischievous, e-pensive, and useless, and thet ...

... iflatus quo. It is natural, however, that a Whig journal should take the former view of what the Viceroyalty is, as bringing prominently forward the only feature in its administration which presents to a Whig Government aught of value. That the Globe has ...

... accuse us, la our former observations, of insulting Ire'anu- re Press actually comes forward the defender of Ireland against the Whig (1) malevolence of the Momini Poet (!!). The keenest of our sensitive Irish friends would never have discovered the insult ...

... reprosent, the groater aro tho difficulties he has to contend against at tho poll. The unadulterated Tory, the inexplicable Whig, the truckling, place-devouring nondescript can always calculato upon a seat; but every county constituency is closcd against ...

... iniipiity and fraud, in measure of this confiscating description, arc so palpable, that wc arc disposed to believe that even the Whigs have committed it by mistake ; it cannot that they have deliberately perpetrated robbery of this kind, and therefore is that ...

... those no n who appeared on the busting,: to aeck the bufirk.,es of the pesedo at sieaersl electi n (bur, hear). Where were the Whig_ Catnolics who hod to sustain the holy cease Unser, hear.) They were drald per: ives tarot the nest time they went to Dublin ...

... Majesty's countries, without paneeking imperial proteetion sal resistance. Such not the doctrine or the pra.tico bid by our Whig government, as may be seen by a despatch which Alyea/ alsowitere, toll* 1 ;oversee, Sir George C Lewis, front the Home Secretary ...

... and m this ca-e precedent for farther such on conamotions! acts? Moreover, if rumour speak true, this will not the lime the Whigs have entertained the project, and brought forward bills (or its attainment; yet. they most, indeed, doomed, with the example ...

... of of chetah fatal Eton whisk is may be is as port of existing pity' lieges d Euabllrhod Millar; the *berth nuts guestioa is Whig *Wed in Englund, and the Csatarbary . last imasiou gave them up, gromenting to a bill for their alailition. We do act think ...

... might be wand on at any time eubjectod to an analytical teat. That an analst , cal would be appointed t and drinkerected of Whig mai/luaus il, nod that it might be tatter worth hit while, to out 1, and devote his time to this important hosanna. ; were ...

... T Whys. the hemtiee they good at the her. and fresh eat* and brenghants bnmeht them continual reinforcements. The Tremors. Whigs took the alarm, but it wo. too late. It needed no Ilipa ef paper or whispered mosey/Iv to inform the Chancellor of the Exchequer ...