... terminated this evening. It was opened at a very short notice, given last Sunday night, and it has ended it the return tho two Whigs. Had the people their time, and their way, it is said, the affair would have ended differently, and enough has occurred to ...

... movement of justice. And here we would warn the Irish people not to expect from the return to power of the Whig officials any greater share of justice—a Whig Attorney-General Lawson, was in power when the ptill more glaring, still more atrocious and unprovoked ...

... powerful influence in favour of the Whig candi- NOVEMBER U, 1868 date at every Irish huntings. Mr. Gladstone ' resolutions may have been nothing more than a dexterous artifice to unite the Irish people this election with the Whig seekers of office. They may have ...

... thought that if Mr. Disraeli would consent to go out Governor-General of India, reconciliation might patched up between the Whigs and Conservatives. The basis of such a/•apjorer/icnffif would be this: Lord Stanley to act as First Minister of Foreign Affairs ...

... Police Court or the Court of Queen’s Bench : Barky was there. When Whigs went out and Tories rtune in Barry did not go out: lie clung the task of prosecuting Irishmen, under Tory well Whig ! ! ! had his reward. The Times' correspondent informed that: ...

... You should have been in the House on Friday evening to enjoy the plea* sure of making comparisons between the faces of the Whigs and the faces of the Tories. Those of the former were grimly jubilant enough: and those of the others blooming with a serious ...

... suspects. Who imprisoned them? The Whigs. Who set them free ? The Conservatives. We found our penal establishments colonized by your misguided, enthusiastic sons, brothers, and fathers. Who were the colonizers ? The Whigs. Who broke up the colonies ? The ...

... predominant feelings among my supporters (comprising four-fifths of the Electors) were rooted distrust of ■Whig Government, and desire that the Whig party should be made to feel that they had forfeited the con fidence of luo Irish people. I participated ...

... under the influence of very different motives, in triumphant opposition the partizan of the Whigs. At Beary’a Cross, .a few farm labourers from the estate the Whig landlord, were induced, the attraction a barrel of boor, to exhibit themselves on the road ...

... adequate justice to Ireland should receive the support or Vote of any Irish member; and while cherishing my owu independence of Whigs and Tories, and binding myself to no party but the Party of Ireland, I yet shall prepared to use my vote in every way to sustain ...

... disapprobation of the conduct of the man professing to represent t/um, who, in t/ieir name and Ireland’s, supports the attempt of Whig place-hunter and a reviler of Irishmen, a “ miserable man, such Barry, to attain to office and honours because he was the vile ...

... its childish News was anguish too. After all their “services” to the Pope, to the Tories, and to the Whigs, neither Catholic clergy, nor Tory nor Whig city, or leaders, asked their- proprietor, Mi-. Sullivan, to become their Representative. Agony of d ...