... the history of the O’Connell trial? There was a struggle between the Whigs and Tories for office. The Tories prosecuted him. appealed ts his friends the Houseof Lords, andthree Whig Law Lords let him out; and what was the ceasequence Repeal of the Union ...

... Province and every county. In few ivill battle be tried for Ireland. In Dublin, at the hist hour, contest is announced. The Whig party have been for days past dredging desperately, and almost despairingly for a candidate ; and, at last, Mr. Jonathan Pun ...

... Palmerstouian Whig. In Kinsale the outgoing Whig-Orange candidate will be fruitlessly opposed by Mr. Collins, of politics uncertain. In Mallow the contest will be severe, bitter, and exhaustive. The Solicitor-General, as the Castle Whig candidate, opposes ...

... being deceived or circumvented at the present moment. Salaried officials and dependants of the Whig Government ; agents, advocates, and emissaries of the Whig Government, are amongst you with oily tongues asd fervid orations, vowing eternal love for you ...

... backward the safe Liberal movements of twenty or thirty years ago. But, as may be inferred, these patrician families were Whigs, and are Whigs to the present day; quiet, mild, respectable “Liberals’ of the old school. In this respect, it seems to us, they have ...

... returned, let them in no way help Whig-Liberal Cawtholic or Protestant, plead he ever so plausibly be Ins U ability” ever great be the bugbear of loryism ever terrible. But who will venture to confess himself a Whig- Liberal candidate—who will hesitate ...

... Already the Whig organs have sounded the note, and Limerick sends back » powerful echo. The simple privilege of putting one’s “interpretation” on Independent Opposition, has wrought miraculous conversions. Even the most exemplary Whigs declare for it ...

... of the contest being in his favour. Extreme Whigs and extreme Tories are rallying araund Mr. Rjdmond, and this will not form one of his strongest recommendations to the affections of the Wexfordians. If a Whig had come forward to offer himself for election ...

... seems to he a clever fellow. sees in Whig rule a species of millenium. sees, or says, nothing of ajvanishing people, of insecure tenures, of Whigs in power giving their protection to theanti-lrish State Church, which Whigs out of power denounced with unsparing ...

... the past fortnight merely the difficulty of determining whether the Liberal Conservative, Mr. Pirn, could have secured the Whig support he was so largely receiving by auy price short of sudden apostaey. We are aware that a number of Independent Catholic ...

... popu.ar elections. We know at least a dozen counties m Ireland whore Independent member would poll nearly two to one against Whig or Tory opponent ; but no Independent- candidate can be found willing to come forward. Why ? Because having selfish aims—having ...

... are every day converted into modern firearms. bran new breechloading chamber is to be fitted to the antique Whig barrel; the fine old seasoned Whig stock is to be lacquered over with (not French, bu':) National polish ; and then—Princes-street, look to yourself ...