... the course taken by Sir Robert Peel. Some pretend that the minister and hie delegate have taken a false course, and that the Whig Cabinet, which has already lost much ground in Ireland, will lose still more. Others, who perhaps better know the ability of ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... intention to advocat • in the Pone.' the re-retests for this canary and its borough& of eertaiu pious, devout, and exemplary Whig Catholics. who hae,• sue claim on the electors beyond a hazy cart of pi, ty, through whirl' it is difficult we. lam sun• you ...

... move in his favour, it will do what is most probably intended by sonic behind the scenes prepare the way for the return of a Whig. For union and determination are necessary to the success of the Independent Opposition candidate. We can assure our her. ...

... 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 ...

... r> lohaving its goingßirodui into the i»t»*r hadonlyf FoUt. per the great metro-■ ofmv quotation. This Bank-man and regular Whig’ 'H(Mount Elliot), I). G. y. L. the fs.nu wI.V hitw ei.i. r. .!. . . a * | uttcr | 10 ,i squeak before il was dead, with us* ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... had nearly baffled the military force of England : and, had five counties risen together, it was the opinion of this astute Whig they would have conquered the independence of their country, as well as the security of their hearths. For this was in the ...