... Election Pamphlet 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 an An Irish Catholic the Whig government pamph. let, 11 For whom will you vote? The answer has created ...

... galleries, was positively awful. Sir George, in returning thanks, said he was not a party man, and would act independently of Whig and Tory governments, and challenged his opponents to show any single instance in which his vote was not for the interests ...

... elected six years ag ho has consistently supported the Whigs. He has supported Lord Paimerston in every division, supported him on every trial of his strength, and is owing to the support of few Whig Catholics that Lord Paimerston and his colleagues are ...

... RIOTING IN BELFAST The Northern Whig says that “at about half-past eight o’clock on Friday an immense crowd, which had assembled atthe end of Linenhall-street, on the Old Dublin road, made a sally through Arthur-street in the direction of Alfred-street ...

... the morning Saturday, the Bth, I received the pre; ®®pt» waa waited on before 11 o'clock by the proprietor , of the Northern Whig, who inquired on what day the nomination would be. said that believed the 12th, which was the earliest day that could be named ...

... 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 ...

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

... 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 answer by an “An Irish Catholic” to the Whig government pamph- let, “ For whom will you vote?” The answer asensation ...

... issed from the Press this week It is enti- has fallen like a bomb into the Whig camp. tled, “ inst whom will you vote ?” being an answer by an “A af ish Catholic” to the Whig government pamph- let, “ For whom will you vote?” The answer a sensation in ...

... 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 ...

... as to the political disenthralment of this country from facts of even a later date. Subsequent to the triumph of the English Whig party under William of Orange—during bis reign and that Anne and under the three first Georges—the English Parliament assumed ...

... said, he had hitherto given and would continue to give a hearty sup- port to Lord Derby, and a strenuous opposition to the Whigs, whom he stizmatised as being the enemies of Ireland, whose misrule bad inflicted serious injury on her people. A few days ...