... fortaae*. And what baa bees the oondaet eeaaiateaUy panned lb* Whig party when oat of power The Whig partr eat of power baa alwaya salaried Ireland Ha bottb-ftrifL Iratawd in print fact, ban mad* by Whig party wbea oat power what Belgians Is t* tb* Cootiaaak ...

... which Mr. Collett, the Conservative candidate, everywhere meeting through-nil the county has caused dismay in the ranks the Whigs. They seem to completely conplotted actios adopted by the Constitutional I P^J* I The Bagwell banquet in Clonmel is eagerly ...

... the great Whig party, who are willing to do all these things for thorn. Some of tba tlesb and blood think they conld do all that for themselves, and great is tbe tribulation and indignation of bis patrons. They want practically to apply the Whig theories ...

... all the extreme Radicals who are not too extreme to have neither leaders nor followers, Mr. Bright comes to the rescue of his Whig friends. He does not liko constituencies to act upon the principle of choosing the most extreme men. Very likely not, for has ...

... Win Kirkpatrick, Mr. A. J. M'KeoDa, and Mr W. D. Henderson next addressed the meeting. Mr. Mac Knight, editor of the Northern Whig, advocated the election of Mr. M'Ciare. 1! they gove the second vote to any ot the other three candidates, they sboaldl give ...

... Union (tremendoua cheering). Mr. Gill proceeded to diaenae the whole qaealion taxation, and acroaed tha Whigs-the alippery. falee, and perjured Whigs—ef levying texei on thie country, for tb« porpiooo! keeping op aa eucdiug orniy oad do«j of iroQ-eled» ...

... popular gentleman era qatle confident bis ultimate enocesa. Several landlords, «bo former elections gave their interests to Whig eat didairs, are bis warmsat supporters and members of his committees throughout the eoooty. ...

... Wednesday •■■. on. Mr. Johnston, of Ballykilbeg, wae. by large m-jority. elected Grand Master for the ensuing y. ar.~ Northern Whig. Health Rcssisi. —Oalignani al the condition Rossini has again become more alermit A consultation of medical men, among were ...

... doctor and Whig baronet, who was always as much an Ultramontane was consistent The Visitation of the Q teen's College, Galway, which took place yesterday, again brings prominently before the public the advantages of with certain amount of Whig patronage ...

... world, and that she has been anjusUy made by both parties alike the battle-field of party. I desire to independent of both Whig and Tory, and into Parliament unshackled, that mar atrng.de tor the improvement of oar unhappy and ili-used country. If elected ...

... that has been bitterly opposed the Whigs. Mr. Gladstone's movement against the Church gained over the side of Whiggery certain of the Independent Opposition party, bat the prudent members that parly, who remember Whig treachery an Mr. Gladstone’s broken ...

... candidate will bo found rash enough to attempt what Lord Cremorne deapaired of accomplishing. Hta lordship was, in fact, only Whig who would have had a chance of sitting for the county. He had many personal claims on tbe electors. The members of the Dartroy ...