... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... proapinty or wtllaro ahaU nerira hia Boat aapnert in ParHaaaant(eHaaaf hat atnrneaat). Oontlaßan. I kalian it baa aaaartad aaao Whig plaeaa that Mr. Waldna ihangad BiMiplaa, ia not arnnnena aoppartat WUga and haoaaaa baatataaha will giro an indapoadaat Waldroa ...

... —So you hare. Mr Waldron—l Barer had party hot Ireland (grotne). When I came before you fonaer oeeaaioa I wat at Whig, bat I Barer erae Whig. I weald only girt my tappet* ia or oat of parliament to thoea f thought moat likely to aarre the iatareau of the ...

... (laughter chears). I hope he will do a former occasion I was opposed as a Whig, but I and that we will hear of no more tyrannic at- declared then and afterwards that I was not Whig tempts made to stamp out the liberty of the premier —that I belonged party ...

... Rev. John Ryan advocated the cause of Captain White in lengthened speech. Captain White, he said, did not come forward as a Whig or Tory, but as an Irishman—as one anxious to advance the interests of Ireland, and he was determined to support Government ...

... busting% to be • Whig wag to ensure rejection, but it appears se one bat a Whig will answer sew (hear, hear). I maintain. with greet respect, that it is the political leaders is this amity who have altered. end sot I. Hays the Whigs give. any beneficiel ...

... Issued the Catholic chaplains la tbe army sad Owed them as opal with their Is sot Csptaia White • Whig Us. hew* iNS b. f ., and sold ? Wee it foe nothing the Whigs his father a his brnther • lordship of the Truancy ? -and has sot Captuie Whits, with a of de ...

... over entirely to the Whigs, who made of him a Commissioner of National Education, which office he accepted and retained in flagrant opposition to his constituency, and in open defiance to the prelacy and priesthood of Ireland. The Whigs haring grown tired ...

... fight between big or Tory. If it were, the people would not move one inch to promote the objects of either faction. Of the Whigs they were heartily tired ; but of the Tories they had long and ample experience ; and they do not wish that the rusty chain ...