... WHIG FOR KILKENNY, (To the Editor of the Kilkenny Journal.) IB You have done well iu cautioning the Electors thus early against supporter the base, bloody, and brutal Whigs.” There is not a Catholic constituency in Ireland that elect follower such an ...

... party, have « Forth, who is probably a paid agent of the Whig-Badical candidate, making his puny attempt to damage Conservative candidate. In the same paper is an account of ball given by the said Whig-Radical candidate. It is headed County Ball in Wexford ...

... indifference from the great Irish afliictien —they contributed freely and largely of their sebatanee. But the Whig Government had only the Whig way of dealing with the thing. According to the laws of political economy it was quite correct for the to die ...

... THE WHIG MUZZLEKS.” have heard good deal lately about the “Muzzlersj” but there are two classe. “Muzzier., and it w difficult to say which is the worst. The Tories rejected the Oaths Bill, question upon which the Catholics ol Ireland, doubt, feel deeply ...

... WHIG PROMOTIONS. (From thf .\loming Putt Let not the Whig* deepeir, A baa who rata dcx»« know bis oao ba baa aery soon appoiotc*! chief buth r aod obitf baker from among bia old followera. There U oothiog like an organized party . it ia never deetroyed ...

... IHELI.ND AND THE WHIGS. IN a country like our own, which, although Ansi,' to anode r of far greater mercantile and power, still retains many traits of a distinct nationality, and possesses more than one characteristic peculiar to itself, it becomes of ...

... reasons for gratitude to tbe Powers that be. Whigs robbed Irish of oiiuiaten* money ; they made her deanctiee, , reward# political services. law yean oar clerical poliuciao experienced tbe tender mar* eiea of Whig bubop, and matter col gratala ion that tba ...

... « THE OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. —As were called t«p nto hold post moitem ezirninati m at the Mr Gaffl'-ti”, Inspector oi P/oriffiona in Belfast, consider it our duty to the public, and to those parties who are interested in the prevention of the disease known ...

... WHIG DOINGS IN DROGHEDA, WnK\ ever English power or its representative ■oves to any part of onr land, it creates some mischief or other which casts a gloom over the •P'rtts the men amongst ns. and darntmes m-o-e less the interests we moat cherish, well ...

... A WHIG WHIGGERY As to rtc loss or sain for Catholics from adhering to the party in power, or joining the Opposition, we believe six of one and half dozen 1,1 the other. \Ve deprecate a Catholic alliance with either nartv, and hold that our only right ...

... Whig at 31014(1 . 1 to - • -1;;; gers. Every altanlmt• Steamer will proceed from ' , waw) To NEW YORK. Rate of Freight to Portland and New York, 50a. ler Ton Ifeasurement, and 6 per cont. Priumge.— Wedgbt subject to agreement. Cabin Peei.wedumiey to PORTLAND ...

... WHIG lILSGoVvoimEv oF IRELAND. Mr Whiteside, his powerful speech on the Belfast riots, after giving an end faithful description of Whig Munn is this 00110ify, concludes as folluwst— Tb. right hon. gentlemen hrl teetered the people of the north of Ironed ...