... eaustitnancies were considered safe t ) return Whig retains; as long as Irish Bishops deemed to be so frightened at Toryism as to put up with contemptuous indsderenee to their demand for free edneation—ee long the Whigs contemptnously defied Irish Bishops and ...

... unseemly and outrsgeous behaviour of the Whigs at the previous election deserved chastisement, and made it absolutely necessary to show that the county would at all risks: resist and _repudiate their :dictation. The Whigs of Cork .County have learned the truth ...

... titan exhibit how utterly helpless and eontemptilde the mere Whigs are in Ireland, we might still congratulate the country on that result. Bat it has done f.ir more—it has given a lesson to Whigs end false Liberals, of which they I sorely in nevi, and which ...

... exertions for the Liberal cause, inch was the geueral aversion to Whig Governments and Whig members, that the Clergy of Cork county declared non-intervention to be their resolve, so long as Whigs and Tories alone were the contestants. This was so far a rest ...

... GERM .NY. VIANKPOET OW MAINZ. to-daq% 'Whig of the Federal Diet, the preparals of the Cournattee Os the divot of Holstein were alr,e ta. The rnpresen. 'Wives of Denmark contested of Diet, sad roomed the of ...

... nomination for Cork County took place yesterday. nod the polling is fixed for Monday Tuesday nest. A mere faction fight between Whig and Tory would have little interest for our readers, but ithers ane some special eircumstauces connected with this •contest ...

... FEBRUARY, 1861 --- of the Whig enemy. t , ra7 le? 'CoUm) In point of fact, this is exactly what the poor Tablet has been titaaling out le na Amery week. According iv tile Whig organ we have eely to accuse members of the Whig Party of those acts and ...

... British faetioaist, whether calling himself Whig or Tory. Vales we can put the right man in the right place, let us refrain from mixing ourselves up with the factiouist feuds of party politicians. Already the Whigs, through their organ, the Eiieninj Past ...

... against the Government, and lying in wait for an opportunity to gain a party triumph, by the help of Mr Bright. Evidently the Whigs begin to feel that their tenure of office may .on be cut short in. some untoward event, arhing from their shameless recrcancy ...

... bad stood tem* MI taitaarie. , este et* aim Si fa, wadi dist i s Be wsielakeellis Mar te - Deb be art by his =4l:leslatims Si Whig te es** a a I - ow el arairks• Si Bee* ia that raw& jak 1. teeth r - ' ball to - • ' strfifitatirt ri.. a ttrips. - a r . _ ...

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

... orphan children; but, sir, my mistress tells me they dare not, as they would be considered too much opposed to the Protestant Whig government; sad that the more they show their opposition sad contempt for our holy old Faith and our Bishops, the will their ...