... themselves with the Whigs as preferable to the 1 Tories, but however profitable the connexion may h*ve ' been lor few place-hunters and for Romish ecclesiastical interests, it was found not to work well for Ireland. Heavy taxation is the Whig boon that the ...

... excessive taxation upon the country and neglected its material interest*. The former subject was ably taken up lately Mr. M'Kenna. Whig neglect of what would really serve Ireland is also undeniable fact. Theoris. ing was the order of the day when practical improve| ...

... Waldron is a Roman Catholic gentleman of large property, and when formerly in Parliament, he was generally regarded as moderate Whig, who, ou all critical occasions, supported the Liberal Administra- tion against the Tory Opposition. In recently contesting ...

... urge that way, will shrink from it. Lord Melbourne look the Uttar mode. Yet though thought with the Tories and acted with the Whigs, slwahs vindicated him from the charge of inconsistency. A wan is Wit a traitor for aurrendering a town the enemy when untenable ...