... without the officious protection of their Whig friends. These people know that almost every important measure for the welfare of Ireland has come from a Conservative Government. They know that all Ireland owes the Whigs is an overburden of taxation ; that the ...

... character, and urge example on those who boast that they are the friends of Ireland. We hare had enough—invite ad isasssease—of the Whig humbug with regard to our peculiar concerns, and why not give an opportunity to a party who have always shown themselves friendly ...

... between the two parties. Both were enemies to their country, but the Whigs were the vilest enemies, for at any rate Toryism had 'peen from the respectable classes of England: now-e-dePt the Whigs ia that couotry went in for what they called popular rights, ...

... FURTHER MISREPRESENTATIONS. In the course of the late contest it was stated by the Whig, or rather Ultramontane, journals in the interests of Captain White that Lord Waterpark had given his personal support and influence to that gentleman's candidature ...

... till they Ord their WA mode at the and them speas doers like • thud, slap ape. I was ia hopes—arta the years of Whig &ernes—of *ever • Whig te • body of Irish elision, after nry years arm. Min ef 15ppenry, I have myself bees asked to err fee yaw forty ...

... skin of two 9-16th inch plates. canning more terrible destruction at the bask of the target The Limeriek Reporter one of those Whig journals which most warmly advocated Lb. return of the Hon. Captain White for Tipperary it is now endeavouring to defeat the ...

... Commons. is well known, Mr. O'Reilly still for Longford, and the Whig hack has been ever since a Waniering Jew of politics, until at length he is found once more in the hands of a Whig placchunting clique in Dublin, who have the effrontery to offer him ...

... iel that Lord DINAR is determined to act fairly by Inland? We do not see what Mr. WALDRON has to gain by a defection from the Whig camp, where be has always been found, if it be not from a conviction that his country will be benefitted by the fewer fulfilled ...

... e candidate by the too many unscrupulous Whig agents. Since our last publication Nr Waldron's friend, have most industrious, and their quiet mode of working bees • pleasing contrast to the bluster of the Whig. Their labours have bees most promising, and ...

... hadmiough of Whig promises—they have hope deferred which maketh the heart eiek auto the question in which abase all ethos they are interested—that of they woad recollect that the emly has at legislative the wee esepiess of a end est the el the Whigs always ...

... , the hon. gentleman resumed.] And, sow, in looking bee et my opposition to the Whig party in Parliament, I : will sub you what is the mosament Lord Rummell and the Whig Government bare left ? They gm, as a Government; what is their pyra mids of the Nile ...

... ng professions popular member. In parliament somewhat descended from this high pedestal, and was generally regarded a more Whig; and for his snbaerviency to bis clique, was denounced by the priests and people of Tipperary. Now bo comes forward in naw ...