... to tho vile slaves who creep along in this land—the Shoneens and the minions of power in Ireland. He he is hunted down. not Whig nor iter. On this account Fenian be isnot! He defies his worst enemies to to one line of his in favour of the wild teach- ings ...

... exervize, very well, and the bayonet exercise other movements were done and correctly, The officers knew their places, and Whig. the men their drill, and were prepared for any move- ...

... voted in 1859 for Vance, has been in- dnoed by tho Whig-Radical party to come forward upon principles which he has not speciffed in his address, nature of which is evident from thofact that nearly every Whig an] Radical in Dublin is arrayed upon his side ...

... also that the issue of that morning’s Northern Whig had been rendered imperfect owing to the conduct of the men. Mr Resa, for Mr Finlay (proprietor of the selves to six montha’ imprisonment for combination, Whig), stated that the printers had exposed them- ...

... gan sho! ro yesterday in which was four top coats and two hats, filled with sand, also a piece of newspaper headed Northara Whig, Belfast 1st inst. No person was found in the vicinity. ...

... hand, not as the reward of political independence, but as tho wages of political sabserviency. The last of the long ecries of Whig votes given by the late member is a remarkable corroboration of our assertion, when last week ho voted with the Ministry against ...

... LORD WHARNCLIFFE ON THE HUDSON’S BA’ COMPANY. To THE EDITOR OF THE IRISH TIMES. S1r,—The Whigs have given the stereotyped reply | on the monopoly of the Hudson's Bay Company to Lora motion in the Lords that “ they will do nothing.” Compare the colonial ...

... and an immense Whig backing to port him, conld not inspire confidence ; but he is now removed from the house in which the Ministry ia most attacked, and most of his Whig supporters are no longer there, Sir Francis Baring, the former Whig of tle Exchequer ...

... the proceedings of the last Parliament and his own conduct since he became momber for Tralee, contrasted the policy of the Whigs and Tories. He said that he had no confl- dence in either, He had no confidence in any Eng- glish party. His only hope for ...

... natare Earl Ras- cell claims him as 0 gp the Whigs respect alliances, Bat the great secret “. sais strength lies in theimportant fact that ths C antess Waldegrave gave raga not second to Since the of the Whig have always used such and are not likely to ...

... High Sheriff; Jobn Resa, Esq; De Marney, JSP; DrCamming, Dr M'Cormac, A J M‘Kenna, Ulster Cbserver ; F D Finlay, Northern Whig, Lord John Hay addressed ‘thr meeting, stating his iplea, which aro already known. On the motion of J Calder, , Esq, of Leadbetter ...

... these gentle- en, The knowledge that the Conservative party must vory shortly be in power, and the dislike to u the shape of a Whig, added to Major deserved popularity, will mako the result of a contest, should there bo one, a matter almost of certainty. ...