... also figure on subscription list. . The Kingdom of Italy offers us a very edifying and delightful example of the benefits of Whig Utopianism conferred Lord Palmerston and bis enlightened and Liberal casting-votes. In ti e ;ra of Naples during 18(1-1 and ...

... what the people had so long regarded as a great movement for national independence was fast degenerating into a nursery for Whig place-hunter*; the Repeal party split up—the Asspciation perished, the Young Ireland Confederation overthrown in the persons ...

... THE NATION. paper headed Northern Whig, Belfast, Ist inst. No person was found in the vicinity. DEATHS AMONGST THE IRISH ABROAD. Lynch—At ‘East Boston, Mas., on the 12th ult., Mr. Cornelius Lynch, a native of Gurteen, parish of Bantry, county Cork, aged ...

... serve the country. If you commence you will get an abundance of support The ‘'National” Association, which conspired with*the Whigs .and landlords to put John Greene, the son of a noble father, himself undoubted patriot, out of Kilkenny ; and Pat M'Mahon ...

... Secretaryship. But the jaunty Premier’’ is no more; leas genial characters have now the ordering of these matters—dry, cold Whigs, whose fun,” if they ever had any, went out of them years ago ; sober-minded old customers, who contributed nothing to the ...

... elector lor the State large the Democratic ticket. canvass d lar-'e portion the State, meeting the stump s.ven lof the leading Whig orators. In was elected to the State arte. .he was .ected Congress, where, ly •'•esvvs elections, lie strvi until 1853. it ...

... not promote one, at least, of the two measures first mentioned. Oh, what boon is this pledge for corrupt and selfseeking Whigs, whom it will enable to return to parliament at the coming general election, provided their paymaster, Palmerston, be not unwilling ...

... :es of government, those wiiters who lal not st •ii manl.msa to be independent, looked up* n it a tiring to be praised. The Whig jounia's would have it that the government, wlii.h they were bound pruse, could not be tc blame. The Tory papers ioo, mruy ...

... the assertion of correspondent, signing True Patriot” that Mr. .Gowing was pelted with stones when bringing up voters for the Whig candidate. Mr. Magaire says“ I was with Mr. Go wing the car at the time he was hailed all with his usual reception of joy and ...

... personally very popular; is a resident and landed proprietor in the locality, and from the fact of his being an opponent of the Whigs will secure many additional votes. Mr. M'Kenna is, no doubt, a gentleman of high commercial position, but my candid opinion ...

... you described the defeat of the Tenant-right candidate as a story of base tyranny and nefarious treachery on the part of the Whig Liberal Cawtholic landlords—Leitrim repeated, but with fatal effect.” Would that this dcfciption were entirely correct. Would ...

... ranks when they see, they will infallibly see, that their objections and apprehensions are groundless. Some people say are all Whigs ; but, looking round me here, and looking at the , list of our members and associates, I can recognise amongst us no placemen ...