... don't believe they have. Pretend to the contrary as some , persons may, every politician of ordinary sai,, , aci, whether he be Whig or whether he be Tory, ,glves the Irish Establishment up ; and, the apathy with which its downfall is viewed ltv th e g rea ...

... taich journals as the Cork Eranthter are found deliberately playing the Whig game, and refusing to recognise any course for an Irish politician, save unconditional allegiance to the Whigs or the Tories. Independence of both parties is eneered at as something ...

... by the Whigs. Now, we quite agree in all that has been said and sung as to the necessity of vanquishing the Orange candidates at tho polls; and we are quite satisfied, if no better means offer, to secure the defeat of the Tory by electing a Whig. But we ...

... succeerful valivass. He has received pro, of support from an overwhelming majority ut electors. Mr. iVeguelin, the English Whig gc man, brought over by a local solicitor, has no the support of one.tentb et the elector& A fearful tra , .. , ..dy was p ...

... to be made run a buck upon himself, to represent himself first as a Conservative by voting for Lord Bingham, and then as a Whig by voting for Mr. Blake. Lately a Fenian prisoner, whose religious opinions appear to have been unsettled, was ordered by the ...

... be allowed to do it.) Tories have ordered their tenants to vote for a Whig as well as for a Tory, anti IVhigs have ordered their tenants to vote for a Tory as well as for a Whig (groans). Their principle of public policy is merged into the unpatriotic ...

... before parliament in which you were interested? It was the Irish Reform Bill; and I will tell you the Irish Reform Bill of the Whigs proposed to do for Youghal The Irish Reform Bill that I as sisted to throw out, and the party that I assisted t o throw out ...

... compact by which the rights and liberties of Mayo are !Veered away. His scathing exposure of the Illholy alliance between the Whig and Tory autocrats is so felicitous that we cannot refrain from quoting a few ptuanges from it here : The tynalt of ancient ...

... defeat only can it be resisted and overthrown (cheers). But it may reasonably be a4ked, if Whig landlords insist upon their tenants voting for a Tory as well as for a Whig candidate—. if Tory landlords order their tenants to vote for a as well as for a Tory—if ...

... Right which he is ready to suppert, and answer this question: . Mr. Blake says that he (Mr. Moore) declared me to be a Whig. and that, at the last assizes, I was adipted with Lord Bingham by the gentlemen of that grand jury (sic). If I called bias ...

... ..x5, and subs° ocutly visited the showard. BRUTAL ATTACK ON A YOUNG LADY. The subjoined paragraph, which we take from the Whig of Saturday, describes 'a species of occurrence wit)] which the readers of English papers are pretty familiar, but which it ...

... diversity of opinion they should have fair discussion, but he would not allow such comparisons. Mr. Potts said they would have no Whig . like Mr. MK - lure. Mr. Johnston was their man. The chairman put the motion, after several amusing scenes, in the course ...