... norths gift of introspection to distinguish a slimy Whig from an honest man The fact is, 1 think, Mr. M'Swiney’s liver is in a bad state, and that this dyspeptic acrimony is due to tbe abnormal a.tioa of that organ.) The bile was generated, and ihouli ...

... power of the Whig daily press (there being now, unfortunately, none other to interpose) to use the Association for Whig purposes, by the simple process of ‘omitting” or misreporting the anti-Whig speeches while eagerly giving e.rtenso the Whig harangues ...

... public life everything is in their favour save their devoted alliance with the Whig party. Bat when we consider that Captain llenuy White is notoriously the nominee of the Whig Government; that all the resources of the Castle are being strained to effect ...

... that no degeneracy will forfeit it. The Whig party have planned a startling movement in Wexford. They mean to concentrate their hostility Mr. M‘Mauon, and crush the popular strength if it cannot be used for Whig purposes. But if there ...

... country—lrish taxation has been increased, and Ireland has declined in wealth and population, while a Whig Government have held her destinies in their hands. Whig advocates, therefore, however ingenious, found considerable difficulty in getting presentable pleas ...

... armed neutrality at the present election when he says, having a Whig and a Tory face to face, was there any reason why they should allow the Tory to triumph their efforts to oppose the Whig Maguire and Lanigan might have said the same last summer the vote ...

... rejection of the •Catholic Oaths Bill the Lords on the motion of Lord Derby brought a thrill of joy to the hearts of all the Whigs Ire- ...

... print elsewhere, tells the story of Wexford defeated.” It is a story of base tyranny and nefarious treachery on the part of the Whig Liberal Cawtholic Landlords ! Leitrim repeated—but with fatal effect! For this fell crime it is in the power of Irish cons ...

... the history of the O’Connell trial? There was a struggle between the Whigs and Tories for office. The Tories prosecuted him. appealed ts his friends the Houseof Lords, andthree Whig Law Lords let him out; and what was the ceasequence Repeal of the Union ...

... Province and every county. In few ivill battle be tried for Ireland. In Dublin, at the hist hour, contest is announced. The Whig party have been for days past dredging desperately, and almost despairingly for a candidate ; and, at last, Mr. Jonathan Pun ...

... Palmerstouian Whig. In Kinsale the outgoing Whig-Orange candidate will be fruitlessly opposed by Mr. Collins, of politics uncertain. In Mallow the contest will be severe, bitter, and exhaustive. The Solicitor-General, as the Castle Whig candidate, opposes ...

... being deceived or circumvented at the present moment. Salaried officials and dependants of the Whig Government ; agents, advocates, and emissaries of the Whig Government, are amongst you with oily tongues asd fervid orations, vowing eternal love for you ...