... issue before them, the sense of the constituency of the county was fully pronounced. Some of the journals connected with the Whig party in this country, and the Liberal party in England, deprecate the result and grow mournful over it. They deplore the decline ...

... them exaggerations, in endearonring to gain or seek the approbation of the people. They were such that cren his friends the Whigs were obliged to deprive him of bis magistracy and deputy lieutenancy, but he no sooner ceased to be the representatire of this ...

... Roche himself was there a candidate more thoroughly thrashed (laughter). A Voice—lie would went the influence of a half-a-dozen Whig lords more. Mr. M.Carthy said Mr. Leader had a majority in every district, hut that of Colonel Roc a threat was held out that ...

... not have si ul had not acted fairly towards An Elector—All the whigs say that, and some of them swore proceed any gcvernment that had to it—(hear, hear, and cheers). An Blector—All the Whigs say that, and some of them swore to it—(hear, hear, and cheers) ...

... they are now (hear, hear, and shouts of the Whig), I recollect the exaggeration of his declaration., , which it was thought would meet the approbation ' of the electors of this county, was such that his Whig friends were obliged to deprive him of the ...

... party served the Whigs well, year alter year, despite their spean, injuries, and scoffr, and they got no thing for it except a few places individual*. In all the great questions in which the people of Ireland were interested, the Whigs had rfsolntely betrayed ...

... blunder of bis opponents in regard to the Chinese war. It should held io mind, too, that in trying to pot not the Anti-Papal Whigs—Russell and I alroersto —the Roman agents no means intend to keep in tho Protestant Conservatives. They only desire to reduce ...

... the people as they conld eat him. (Laughter.) And we, who are neither Whigs nor Conservatives, bat Irish Catholics, will treat the Conserva. lives some other day as we treat the Whigs t>ddy, jf they, too, prove false to their professions, and blind to their ...

... —the fact as it is, and the fact as we believe would be were native tendency not externally interfered with. What have the Whigs done? might have been the exclamation of everyone who entered the Court yesterday during the declaration. There was rabid ferocity ...

... him. He has eooogh to aoswer for touching the magistracy, recommendations for which should never have rested with him. The Whigs owed him something for bis support, but they should have paid the debt iu a different way. ...

... the recent election is sach as to afford much gratification to all who are opposed the shuffling and meddling policy of the Whigs. One dishooonrable act does not justify tbe committal of another of retaliation, and I would be sorry if the great Conservative ...

... and their representatives desert, what becomes of the Whig majority? Is it not plain that for the first time for many years the position of parlies will be reversed, and that we shall have tho Whig Ministry holding office by sufferance, and only just so ...