... THE CARLOW SENTINEL. JANUARY 6. 1866. Vottry. ABOUT THE WHIGS IN IRELAND. SUCH IS LIFE. Like to the damask Too see, Or like the bloom on the tree, Or like the dainty flower of May, like the morning of the day, like the sun, or like the shade, like the ...

... and bayonets” in Dundalk, which is said “ to have rewarded the vigilance and activity” of the Constabu- lary. In the Northern Whig of this day the whole matter is explained, and there is no more foundation for the state- ment that the arms had anything to ...

... may be only a trifle for a Whig Goiernnicilt—lit •ve cannot understand by what process Dr. Cullen, or any Whig Catholic clergyman, will ease his conscience, when he hears of the next bloody revelry in Ulster. Under the Whig Lord Lieutenant, Clarendon ...

... things. He finds an important difference between Whigs and Liberals—and no difference at all between the Nation, Irishman, and late People. New, there is no Liberal policy as distinguished from Whig policy. Whigs and Liberals have had no difference since they ...

... pretty pass in Ireland. We thought the Irish Whig party hail fallen to the very bottom of baseness—we did not imagine they could do anything additional in the way of progress.' By their support of the English Whigs they starved Ireland, and robbed the Pope—one ...

... Belfast, a red for the prisover. The pro- ceedings were private, understand that the ; has been remanded for some time.—Northern Whig. ...

... different times found favour with men of very various political and moral views ; by Mr. Pittand Lord Castlereagh; by ‘eminent ‘whig statesmen ; by men who regard moral ahd political cies chiefly as a méans of political rule, and by thinkers instrument to ...

... that the old Whigs were nearly worn out,” and suggested that even if all the Whigs were comfortably deposited in Westminster Abbey” a Cabinet would still be possible. Westminster Abbey ? Why Westminster Abbey ? In this country we bury old Whigs in the House ...

... green cord. The men took it to the Nelson-street Police Barracks, and it now remains in the custody of the police.—Northern Whig. The Belfast Town Council are to pay £12,000 for the piece of ground intended for a public cemetery, and a head rent of £30 ...

... Formerly, was described as a Conservative, and now he the prop and the staff of a Whig Administration. He came out of the Conservative camp, as Lord Derby came out of the whig camp, to maintain certain principles, and may still think that those principles ...

... These concessions we should have obtained if the Catholic Whig Liberals could have restrained their impatience for a little and have abstained from bringing in the Whigs. But our Catholic Whig Liberals would not endure it. They scot/:d at, and derided ...

... communication in the Northern Whig was proved by the éditor of that have been inserted“only with a ‘dissenting commentary ; wrote to this journal three letters of the same character as those which appeared in the Northern Whig. Two of them were published ...