... ion for a Galway contract to Lever. I don't know what Mr. M'Kenna will do. Doctor Johnson toys that the devil was the find whig (laughter), and 1 think the first who promised great things for a borough was Sadlier (langhter). We have got enough of this ...

... he witnessed their conduct on this bill, which conduct was a mockery, a delusion and snare (hear). He was no I slave of the Whigs. At that time of his life he would not offered a place, neither did he want it, thank Qod. He ! would tell Lord Derby when ...

... this question there is some uncertainty in the public mind, and the in. teresta of the country would materially suffer if the Whig programme was carried out (groans). It would certainly injure the country, and if the disendowment was allowed, the money would ...

... Pamphlet issed from the Press this week has fallen like bomb into the Whig camp. It is entitled, Against whom will you vote f being an answer by an An Irisb Catholic to the Whig government pamphlet, For whom will yon vote? The answer has created ...

... Ireland would be an Irish party in the House of Commons. By an Irish party, I mean a party which would stand aloof from both Whigs and Tories, and would hold no political intercourse with any English faction except such as should exist between belligerents—a ...

... been elected with Mr. Bazley. At Edinburgh Mr. Black has expiated his speech against Reform by losing his seat. There, two Whigs, the Lord-Advocate and Mr. Black, were opposed to two advanced Liberals, and the two parties now share the representation, ...

... disapprobation)- Mr. Collins, then, though he had neither bishop, priest, curate, landlord, nor magistrate, to support him, nor Whig Government troops and police(ironical cheers)—he relied on the staunch people of Kinsale. and they did not deceive him (cheers ...

... Pamphlet issed from the Press this week has fallen like a bomb into the Whig camp. It is enti- tled, “ Against whom will you vote ?” being an gnswer by an “An Irish Catholic” to the Whig government pamph- let, “ For whom will you vote?” ‘The answer has created ...

... disapprobation). Mr. Collins, then, though he had neither bishop, priest, curate, landlord, nor magistrate, to support him, nor Whig Government troops and police— (ironical cheers)—relied on the staunch people of Kin- sale, and they did not deceive him (cheers ...

... without slandering that of our oppo- nents ; but those the Tory cause seem to think, add certainly always act, otherwise.— Whig. A new Highland in course of erection for the convenience of her Majesty and attendants, in Glengelder, It is to be on a pretty ...

... Election Pamphlet issued tho Press tins week has fallen like a l»mb into the Whig camp is entitled, Against whom will youVotei beingan answer by Irish Catholic” to the Whig Government pamphlet, “Forwhomwill youvotel” swer has created sensation in Dublin ...

... Pamphlet issued from the Press this week has fallen like a bomb into the Whig camp. It is entitled, Against whom will you vote!''” being an answer by Irish Catholic” to the Whig government pamphlet, For whom will you vote ?” The answer has created a sensation ...