... treachery and cowardice of the Whig*, deeply persuaded that political cataatwphe will b« awtad. Ui« Church secured, the landlords Tindieatad.andths Papists humbled, by the of this mastic, able member. Are you determined Whig? zealous leveller presents himself ...

... or other me? belong, lb. elilnenej of Armegb Mtietied. Be her VCone.rr.tire Whig. In Newer be 1 the Utter iotoreet ; he we. emong the mo.l l.ilhlol f0110w of the Whig Ministry ;b» wet on tb.t .id. of the ; end hi. perty rotr. were w.lb lb. Wh Under ...

... Pott, and other London pepera, are in the spirit. The following extract from article on the in able contemporary, the NorthttH Whig, indicatee the feeling of the Preebyleriena of Ulater, who bare hitherto been aopportera of the oa thie qneetion of education ...

... marmara, and deeire eipreaeed by Mbiatere to aaapeod all prirate bntbeee, to enable them to expedite the dioeolntioß. The neual Whig , etlfiabneoe woa monifeeted. What cared the Mbietera for the btereete of Urge portion the public infoUed in the deepatoh of ...

... greet d-el nlreedy (eery trno), end will do more, na bie lent PnrnemenUry enmpoign bee eocored him the entire contideneo of the Whig*. Hie opponents grant tblo.bot orge that Mr. O’Beirno. from hie eloqo-nce, will nloo commend intereet. being to procure eitoetione ...

... thing be assured—'he Whigs will, as before, talk ‘'P and practise corroptnn.” They will denounce ’• bribery, bribe freely. Money will be forthcoming in abundsnoe. assist their supporters. Tbe late Mr. Coppock used say that Whig money went /a* than the ...

... principle of their opponents I understand mistrust in the people, only relieved by fear. Truly this is appeal from tbe old Whigs to tbe new, about whose meaning there can be little mistake. Lord Amberley was not whit lees stingy in bis application of Liberal ...

... the Cabinet, they would rather ] amalgamate with any party than with his. now that his course run they look lovingly to the Whigs, their old and traditional allies. No doubt, too, they foresee that, in order to have a chsnce regaining power, the remnant ...

... is promotion to be obtained? Not from the Conservatives. whose snpportfr he would oast, nor from that section of the old Whigs that may soon coalesce with them. Interest, therefore, would ally the representative of Trinity College more cloeely with the ...

... Boaocon or Wbxfobd —The Wexford Constitution there are good reawus for belie*log that Sir James Power will contest the coanl> the Whig interest at the impending election. A correspondent informs ns that understand* that party will pnt forward two oandidates ...

... e party, •opporter ef the policy of Koaeell and Oladetena. U* no aid, noeeesity, be found voting in the same obby with the Whig Radical and Roman Catholi* rtember*, who are avowedly hostile the Protestant atilotione of tb* coontry. ie a deloeiv* artifice ...

... bate it oow a thing of tbe past, and can be aalely and eatoly tneaaared in iteelf and ita oonafqneucee. va* known (bat the Whig* relied on ita producing ary in their faroor, and waa hoped that folly ct •ome portion of eo called Conservative Press in tbs ...