... and his corrupt Whig administration. Higgins, like Mr. James Birch, of the IVorld in *4B, and several subsequent shams,*' striking ilikenesses of the great prototype, was suborned write up law and order,** praise to the skies the Whigs, and lampoon all ...

... attaching themselves to the Whig party. Who would accuse Sir George Bowyer.. for iortoto4o. or ll'Eroy, or Corbolly; or Mike, with SAIVIDAY, MAY 3, MM. li s isi a e to Whiggery ? and yet these men have gone !aerially into the Whig camp. As for Thv t 0 1;os ...

... * r«*' ' Catholic alliance, and rewarded the Tablets faith and teal ? One only. Thirty-one voted tor Mr. Gladstone and the “Whig “Ministry,” and one (Mr. Corbally) was absent. Mr. M Kenna's figure alone stands forth before the eye as that of the solitary ...

... occurred some weeks since between this gentleman and Mr. Dillon on the subject of the Laud Bill, which was prepared by Irish Whig members, and which he very truly declared to be worthless, he suggested that the course that Government intended to pursue ...

... ist or a Nationalist, that ho should be angry at being called a Whig, or a Sadleirite, and yet that he should speak, write, think, act, and look like nothing but the most inveterate Whig or Sadlerite ; this it is which we feel hard to bear. ...

... Saturday on a question of confidence in the Whig-Liberal Ministry. It was given once more on a trial of strength, under such circumstances that nothing but the support of Irish Catholic members could save the Whig-Liberal Government from defeat. It was given ...

... respect to the proceedings which necessitate a revaluation by the Public Works Commissioners of his estates. This is the new Whig justice to Ireland, creating a disparity of interests between the owners and occupiers of the soil; and we ask again, what ...

... The Lichfield-House Compact ; nay, backwards further still. Mr. Dillon is for the old, old story of Alliance with the Whig !'arty, and POi fur Independent Opposition. The murder is out—at last. In his letter of last week he makes a clean breast ...

... between land. lord and twist. Mradeold the Boostary for Ireland on been on previous occasions • fsvonrito though futile object of Whig les:elation. Mr. eticaester Po/teem:is, with every KOO 4 intention, may yet And his measure isotlign , d to that limbo whioh ...

... , and other fairs, and the exposure of cattle at any of the markets, were posted throughout a wide district.” The Northern Whig adds: We are glad to state that the outbreak of the cattle plague in Ireland has not, so far as we have been able to ascertain ...

... disastrous eve of Culloden, and like many another, the house changed hands when its master became banished outlaw. Then some canny Whig lawyer tried to buy the pictures, and relics, and the old house associations when he bought the walls. But it will not do, ...

... the Irish Mute in the late division. As to the Itepeal of the Corn Laws by the help of the Irish vote, we think that any Dish Whig politiciati of ordinary judgment would have preferred to remain silent on it. Frac Trade was not carried on account of its ...