... enough for him in h.s brothers d.Hra.ted MlcSor]cy stpum-cly rated fora stable, which,in those hustings he had been opposed aa a Whig, train M being exceedingly severe, and the who rcUrea; Frederick Howard, Gent., to Ensign, , t ...

... afterndrda, ba declared that *M not a Whig, and that ha halaagad to aa party, hat that gfra hie aapport, oat of ParliaMot, an that party which ba thought Boat likely to eagre the iatcreata af thia eooatty. bad tinned In the Whig party aa loagaaha tboogbt they ...

... conduct (»ven against protest) the Dublin daily press. The Tory «ection endeavours to sneers down, while, on the other hand, the Whig organs seek to misrepresent onr honest intentions to you. I have rr peated, two meetings, the conditions on which we wished ...

... ap} peal, to relieve the Lord Chancellor from a pressure infinitely be: yond his capa- city to bear. The proposal came froma Whig Ministry, but, as has not unfrequently happened, the worki ng power was furnished by a Conservative Sir James Knight Bruce ...

... priesthood, whose sympathies are in reality popular, and who have wit enough to perceive that their Hierarchy are being driven the Whig-Radical traders into position where open rupture between them and the people must ensue. ...

... represented the county. Captain White points to his Dublin contest, where he persistently presented himself Constitutional Whig of the most moderate type; and, even under the torture of Mr. Dunlevie's cross-examination, at Robertson's Rooms at Blackrock ...

... bat Ireland. When first had the honour of appearing those hustings he had been opposed as Whig. On that occasion, and afterward?, he declared that he was not Whig, and that he belonged to no party, but that wonld give his support, in or ont parliament ...

... of Scorpion Stanley on his shoulders, and if we only strip him we will find him to be the same old base, stupid, grovelling Whig has ever been. [A Voice— Howlu yer tongue, will ye, and give the man a chance of earning his money] (a roar laughter). I ask ...

... 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 ...

... Ireland. When first ho had the honour of appearing on those hustings he bad been epposed as a Whig. Ou that occa•ion, aud afterwards, he declared that he was not Whig, and that be belonged to no party, but that would give his eupport, or out parliament to ...

... Liberal politicians, aud at the same time slackened their party organisation. (FROM Tim SPECTATOR.) Mr. Bright is supplying the Whigs with an excellent reason for accepting a Tory Reform bill. By insisting on the necessity for extensive re-distribution as well ...

... mood to pro- «'«“«»• JoUu oro was objected to the mettsure for !r,W be reiected .haher pro, . . ,i Liberals. > posed the Whigs or the Conservatives. But the ceed to extremities . was proved by the Rev. Mr. Grogan that had supporters oflCaptain White ...