... army and placed them cm equal footing with their Protestant compeer*. Is not Captain White a Whig Hae not been bought and sold? Was it for nothing the Whigs gave father a peerage, brother a lordship the Treasury and has not Captain White with candour ...

... Che Atlantic, spits of this, the merry band* Irish member*, who Joined the powerful Whig phalanx, and threw the tenant right bill overboard. for the purpose restoring the enemies their country to office. (Cheers.) Is that fatal policy costiaao? (Loud ...

... plan them Tbs Whig took tbs same toss. ’■ Drire the beSttge Ena land. Wheo I rosolotioo eiprastiiig tbs regret the Hoass the decline tbs Irish and that the aorenuaent weald, girioff eaptornwot, eadesroar to hasp the people boms, of the Whig Toted against ...

... electors of the county of Dublin lately, and themwould not be half so liberal** Mr. Wafcduo*. declared himself to be Whig”— a constitutional Whig. He ntterly repudiated the idea of being admirer of democracy. Tot, alnee the death Alderman Dilloj, has bean ...

... appeared before this county, to U Whig wm to rejection. How it appears that nothing Whig will suit. I therefore maintain with great respect tUt it the Imdevi of opinion this country who Uve changed andnotma. The Whig* never given anything but prniaisea ...

... the general good their country. Ha asked wtot tod tto Whig* done for Ireland ?—tto w*. k*a*- (TJroans.) Ha referred to tto famine year, and said that no remedial maamira had been introduoad by tto Whig Oorenimont, and sz- hie eurprise that Boman Catholics ...

... condition to which we are to twenty had yean, twenty eatremely had yean they hare bean—l mean the twenty yean of abaart unbroken Whig rule, ((nod cheering.) l-orJ John OatMU begma these twenty yaan the time of the faouM, when his (rare sogtis* ooca- )ood widespread ...

... rather to mode to complain, to disappointed tone, that the Bishop Limcriok, Ardfcrt, ana Aghadoe. though appointed by Whig, and for Whig purposes, should have spoken and acted in the best iutorerts reformed Church, portion of which has just been set over ...

... to to. ataratab. tta mop ot.ml.Titpt'lia toloM bKa tKiMaKri trinmpb.nt, ..a .bet. b. tmited Mid tnamphaot still. . The Whig, » to too tarn* matter, *ay*: LiberaU may bare Uttloto in Mr. Mnlbelland*# decision; bat T«tnro to that the prof eronoo popular ...

... always liberal their rotee and policy. Mr. Waldron, when last in Parliament for Tipperary. «*pportod TO. calculated adranoo the Whig principle, that tenant-right, Ac., or othorwUe. waa a thorongh Liberal; now hoisted new colour*, but still says that wfll support ...

... politics the heads of those coords of administration which have no real connection with politics which will go unchanged whether Whigs or Tories are in. Let ihe beads of the** departments bo great officers of State, with large salaries and high positions, permitted ...

... who .was driven away, pal additional taxation the country. Not this aB, the member for also showed. Whilst during the recent Whig administration the taxes of Ragland, of wealthy, prosperous Knglaad, were increased fifteen per cant, daring the period the ...