... from the Whigs, is not conclusive proof of Whiggery, it affords ground for suspicion ; and the resolution proposed by llr. Mlfahon, in 1857, at the Tenant League, calling on the people of Ireland, not to return any man even suspected to be a Whig, completely ...

... is a member. We suppose Mr. M•Maben will get the next. as we understand he was expelling one. But does any one ivlieve the Whigs wool(' offer even the judgeship of Agra to Mr. Nl'Mahon, except se either a bribe or a reward ? And 14 , his refusing such ...

... how the indepeudemc of this county stands at pr..aent. The Whig Priests in Waterford opposes(' Mr. Blake at the last election, and ever since am doing all they can against him still. The Whig Priests of the County Wexford did all they could, right or ...

... Spectator not only throws one, but at least a dozen apples of discord amongst the Independent Oppositionists, of which the Whig Paris will have all the advantages ; and, indeed, were it concocted in Downing street, we don't see how a single point could ...

... coplc. WEXFORD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1961. THE REPROENTATION OF WEXFORD - MR. WMAHON. THERE is a plot at present to drive the Whig wedge into the Independent Opposition party in Wexford—Mr. M 'Mahon is the point of wedge ; and several dexterous craftsmen ...

... mistaken my man) in his opposition to the Whigs, that I have never known him to fail but on in twenty years, and then I have reason to believe he was doceived by a parishioner of his own who was a paid agent of the Whigs. It occurred a few years ago at a general ...

... him a judgeship, sir, at least, divide the Independent Oppiesif interest in Wexford, so to secure the return of a Whig. He denounces the Whigs linked, and recommends their rejection, hut puts forward the best defence of bribery we ever recollect to have ...

... signally failed ; nor can we ent rtain the slightest hope that any future remonstrance would not be equally futile. But, if the Whigs have slighted :old deluded us, that surely is no reason why we should cast as ay our arms in despair, and remain passive spectators ...

... covert intention to advocate in the PEOPLE the return for this county and its boroughs, of certain pious, devout, and exemplary Whig Catholics, who have no claim on the electors beyond a hazy sort of piety, through which it is difficult to see. lam sure you ...

... between _ and America occurs at present or not, additional troops are required in Canada. . With this change in affairs the Whig Government h learned how profound its folly was in allowing the Duke Newcastle to insult the loyal portion of the Canadian ...

... fruitless attempt to make Mr. M•Mabon personate the old hat which Pat so facetiously thrusts in the window, except to let some Whig fox glide in between the contending parties. We arc quite sure this is not the intention of Spectator ; we are not by any ...

... I don't think it a matter of the slightest importance, who is sent to parliament, under present circumstances—provided the Whigs are ejected and rejected. Their insidious policy has inflicted deeper and more deadly wounds on Irish nationality, and Irish ...