... THE ACT. W* are to have it again The Whigs could not permit irishmen to live without being subject to a disarming Act; and disarmed, defenceless, anU prostrate they must remain, tUat they may plundered, cuted, and trampled on, without ha. - ii.ig the ...

... called one ourselves” the Lord Mayor of Dublin, on Tuesday evening. We are not going to denounce him as Base, bloody, and brutal Whig.” Such words would be too coarse in these days of gentility. But we may ask what else could expect from man who hears of starvation ...

... that nobody saw, though Sir Robert swear* it must be caught and prosecuted.'’’ It is all rain. Ireland has been disgusted with Whig treachery and deceit; and Palmerston. Peel, and Company laay a* well make up their minds to accept the pronouncement of Longford ...

... day with horses and men idle, in order to gel the weighed ; and quite possibly not get'ing them weighed after waiting 1 Our Whig-Oraape Chief Secretary had time to attend the plunder of Irish farmers, but bad time to devote to Irish destitution except ...

... with the writer in their shameful conspiracy against public law. « The Tories,aays the Count, “are less friendly than the Whigs, and the most enthusiastic are the zealous Protestants, marshalled by Lord Shaftesbury.” This he true, but if the Tories were ...

... basis of protection hut it did not become the pupil of led to say so, when he recollected how that statesman had displaced Whig government. hoped that the noble lord would, however, give an explanation with his usual frankness, for he agreed that if France ...

... Their lie* are falling back on themselves, and perfidiotis Albion, is the bye word of nations. A Belfast scribe—the Northern Whig, in article of la»t Tuesday, says that Paasaglia is the most eminent Catholic theologian of the Catholic Church. If this be ...

... seems secure from danger of an attack. Ihe Confederates are lying back in some force south of Florence, Kentucky. The liichmond Whig of Sept 13th announces that the Union troops have evaluated Memphis. This, however, was not believed, it was known that there ...

... the starving peasantry. Ireland, at least, will not lament the downfall the Whig Cabinet. the contrary, it will crumble to pieces amidst the rejoicing of her people. These Whigs cheated us-; and whilst our people were brought to ruin, and tljcuisauds of ...

... that knows how England hates the Irish Celt and his creed, can feel astonished the reply ol Lord Carlisle ? Be the deputies Whig or Tory it is nearly ail the same. All detest the Irish, and they would glad to see the last of them leaving the country. A ...

... having been, proposed C. Irwine, Esq., Newgrove, the rer. lecturer, it was seconded, and conveyed by acclamation. —Northern Whig. ...

... to remain indepenf dent, and had taken office under the Whigs* The Whigs What name of evil omen to Ireland. Petted and flattered this country, in the moat absurd manner, for several years, the Whigs have dared to treat us as if we were race of uncivilised ...