... round and do the bidding of t master Whig, and left the people to perish sooner than the Whigs should lose office. And the class of men won have been sending to parliament would do the same thing to-morrow to save the Whigs (hear, hear). If the bishops, and ...

... that they were Whig association ; that idea could not be too energetically repudiated. The Very Rev Cannon Farrell wished to explain. Ha had no intention of identifying that association with the Whig party. He was as much opposed to the Whig party as any ...

... House of Commons supporters of a Conservative government; but we should have had nothing to cry out against. But that the Whigs or Liberals, finding themselves unable to return one of their own men for Louth, should have had the cunning and audacity to ...

... contest. But it is a fact worth noting that the two priests who made themselves the most conspicuous by their support of the Whig, and their hostility to the popular candidate—Father Fanning, P.P., of Kilrnsh and Father Meyler, P.P., of Ferns—are almost ...

... to the party in “power; voting black white for the purpose of putting Whigs out, and bringing the Tones in, “and white black for the purpose of putting the “ Tories out and the Whigs back again.” But respectfully submit that it is not exactly fair to refer ...

... period with his immediate relatives, in the South Ireland. “No Whig.”—Mr. M'Kenna's political character has unquestionably suffered from the circumstances you mention That the worst of the Whig papers should “endorse him, is certainly calculated to provoke ...

... merely to prefer Tories to Whigs, Mr. M‘Cuntock would, tho Tablet intimated, answer such purpose very wall. But the Priests and People of Louth wanted neither of these. The Louth Election, then, is Whig-Liberal triumph, howsoever Whig-Liberal journalists, going ...

... the’ same language. (A Voice—The base, brutal, and bloody Whigs).' I regret the conduct of the Whig party on this occasion, for the sake of the progress of liberal rpiuions. and for the sake the Whig parfy itself; for that party must long take a leading part ...

... practical, and patriotic. dwelt most forcibly on the injustice and misgovernraent of this country perpetrated the English factions, Whig and Tory. He proved most clearly that until this country enjoyed the blessings of self-government—Repeal cf the Union—it could ...

... spark of manhood iu Irish Tenant Farmers, they will turn this weapon against those who have thus basely drawn it. If they do, Whig Liberal Cawtholic Landlords will rue the day that Patrick M‘Mahox was sacrificed to Sir James Power in Wexford. Wexford has ...

... tire Journal and its editor have become Whigs. Sir, in Kilkenny politics nothing at present is impossible. The ablest man the Whigs possess out of Parliament in this country is, notoriously, Sir John Gray. He is Whig minister without a portfolio. He is the ...

... division by which the Whig organs represent the state of parties in the Parliament just elected, and this estimate is accepted as correct by the Herald and other Conservative papers. This fetum, however, Testa on the assumption that the Whigs have gained eight ...