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... mewed my tenantry. I always found them newt antieus to vote whatever way I liked. I al,o deny that lam a Whig; I never a Whig, nor do I know what a Whig k. (I , .'it shouting and noise, through which Mr voured, but without suave*, to make The High Sheriff ...
... honour by the compact, and, if the Conservatives held back at that time on such grounds, there is abor.dant reason for the Whigs keeping back now. Indeed, we think, under the peculiar eircumatanoes, it would be much wiser to have allowed the Conservatism ...
... countrymen, than the employment of soldiers to lend tclat to the celebration of the triumphs of political parties, whether they be Whigs or Conservatives, Tories or Radicals. should like to hear what Sir Hugh Cairnes and his friends would say if a military band ...
... nding bis adherence to the Derbyites, his eminent merits as scholar, an orator, and politician, far tranaeond those of the Whig colonel. His services to Ireland and to Catholicity more than compensate for bis party predilections, and on every occasion ...
... The Irish people were oppressed, end tbe oppressors were the Conservatives. The Liberals and the Whigs removed the oppression ; and tbe Liberals and the Whigs, therefore, bed some claim to the gratitude of the Irisii Catholics. The feeling ie an abiding ...
... on the present occasion we are not yet in a position to know. e presume, howeter, that they belonged rhielly to the extreme Whig limbed i.arty, from support of either of the Comortative 040. didates could not have been reasonably expected. Mr Henneasy ...
... years, it was felt very hard by many that their sinecures should cease, and consequently they are panting for the day when the Whigs may be again in power, and they themselves re-installed in their former berths. To effect their object an effort is being made ...
... a contest, which we consider very doubtful, the polling will be proceeded with on the Monday following. Colonel WHITE, the Whig candidate spoken of, has formally declined the honour which the forlorn-hope party would confer upon him, of entering ...
... draw what in theatrical parlance is creed a go,A noiAy write enatual,'theonnluding portion of which is thus dreeribed by the Whig Mr M'Mechan then went out of the morn, still emademuing in strong lan4rates and In a loud voice the conduct of the ma.Cistmtei ...