... denied that Lori Palmerston wa3 a Whig. Ile was a Tory incubus upon Whiggery. They might as well say the dragehaise was part of the wheel, as say Lord Palmerston was a Whig. He (Rev. Mr. I)'Mally) was not for either Whigs or Tories, but he was for the welfare ...

... counties Galway. Mayo, Sligo, and Roscommon; and in Leitrim, Mr. unison, In the Whig interest, made a very poor fight against the former members. In the borough o f Sligo a Whig lawyer, Serjeant Armstrong, turned out the Tory lawyer and ex-M.P., Mr. MacDonogh ...

... 492 Whigs, thanked the Bishop for his help iu depriving the tenants of Wexford of a representative. Dr. Furlong has been fighting the Whigs about the Model School—he has joined the National Association, whose principles, real or pretended, are those of ...

... Cmmwellian Williamites,l has scrutiny has to be instituted, and a decision of the House been thrust aside by the Catholic Whigs Liberals! It of Commons has to be had. In the meantime everybody will speak of the extraordinary good fortune which attends ...

... Hennessy was not a Whig. But the Association refused to recommend the electors of Dungarvan to abstain from voting for the Law-Advisor of the Crown, because the Law Adviser was a Whig. In a like manner the Solicitor-General of the Whigs was supported in ...

... themselves. The island of Lipari is at present the scene of such a cruel case of distress that I venture to call the attention of Whig philanthropists to it, as it lies with their friends to apply the remedy. Two hundred and forty men and nine women, condemned ...

... filled, in order that one of their own clique might be returned, to vote for the Whigs, and to secure places for his needy faction. Falsehood (the basis of the Catholic Whig- Liberal scheme) has triumphed and we are deprivedplease God for a short time only—of ...

... 'any reference to that portion of public business (hear, hear). Some of them spoke of party, as if the Irish people cared for Whig or Tory, Catholic or Protestant. when the interests of Ireland were concerned (hear, hear). What we want, is, Ireland for the ...

... divisions, is called the Patronage Secretary of the Treasury. The hula system is unblushingly displayed. Any one who knows how the Whigs attempt to govern Ireland will it derstand how sore they are upon this question of patronage, and why Lord Palmerston opposed ...

... the Holy Father was supposed to have utteny destroyed the traditional ties between the Roman Catholics in Ireland and the Whigs. Indeed there is every reason for thinking that, if the Conservative leaders had not fallen blindly into the trap which Mr ...

... The Whigs arc Liberal because they give good things to the big Catholics and crush the poor and humbler class. Is not John Wynne of Sligo, worth a dozen of Sotuerses and Sadleirs, Rc, ? What is it to the poor farmer whether the Government be Whig or Tory ...

... ; the Whig Catholic Landlord is re• turned ; and the Candidate of the Tenant Farmers of Wexford is at the bottom of the poll. Very good. The good wishes of the Bishop; the active zeal of the Whig priests, and the plumping demanded by the Whig Landlords ...