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... their mimep or cattle (applause). Ireland Az years had supported a Whig gouerainent ; Whig govotoment ought to have doue tateuty times OA much for Ireland. For were they to trust a Whig government ia the future? What dependtmee were they to place ha these ...
... THE TRALEE ELECTION. THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL of the Whigs in Ireland demands the suffrages of the Electors of Tralee—Captain Knox, of the Time, asks them also. They are exceptional men both! The Whig official bears a reputation for unstained honour, for ...
... nmy have interests to sustain which Whig and Tory alike repudiate or neglect—alike betray or deny. He never appears to consider that a Catholic and an Irishman can do anything more than be the supporter of the Whig in place, or the follower of the Tory ...
... OF TIM DEan Stri—The impudence—for I cannot otherwise justly describe the combined hypocrisy and malevolence o: the renegade Whig journal its introduction to my loitir of explanation—if the Freeman's Journal, has elicited the following. which I must ask ...
... between an Orangeman and a Whig hack—a placenian—he would not gins his support to who would exterminate the Irish neee, and who said that Ireland was not adapted for men, bat merely for rearing cattle. He hoped they would reject the Whig Attorney-General, and ...
... great party have always been adopted and have become popular by that party. In the war of 177 i there were two parties, the Whig and Tory. The last was for the King, the first for the independence of the colonies. After the war one party was called Federal ...
... period prior to the pa-41'g of the Reform .Xct. In 1t434 he was elevated to a judgeship of the Court of Queen's Bench by the Whig . govemment, and in he retired to make way for the Vory Solicitor-General, the present Justice Hayes. After his retirement ...
... to the Whig ministers. At the Skibbereen Quarter Sessions, a few days since, there were 580 rocenes entered, 152 of which were defended, and 35 ejectment& These, we suppose, are evidence of the prosperity about which we hear so much from our Whig Viceroy ...
... committed by the Whigs are forgotten. Another obtains a commissionership of tax, and the moment his appointment is signed a writ for Tralee is moved for. Anything more flagitious never heard of, even in the political history of the Whigs. The cool efirantery ...
... DEATH OF THE MARQUIS OF LANS. DOM This venerable and esteemed Whig nobleman died on Saturday, at his country seat of Ilowood, and by his death one of the few links that connect the present generation with the great names of Fox and Pitt has been removed ...
... opposing the parsons and the landlords in their charitable zeal to show their sympathy with English suffering. We have read the Whig and Tory comments on the subject, and even the excruciating charity lecture delivered to all whom it might concern by J. F ...
... which you deal with the ironsides which the Confederates are now building in England and Scotland. New You, 22.—The Richmond Whig contains Charleston news to the 20th instant, stating that during the last twenty-four hours the Federal operations were confined ...