... Barry—the minion the Whigs England, was the source of almost universal rejoicings in this Republic. I have said ” almost,” because there some Irish Catholics here who chime in with the Republican clique” in looking to the deceitful Whig party. This delusion ...

... year brings strange missives to journalist—letters every conceivable, and many inconceivable, subjects—religion and politics, Whig and Tory—high, low, broad, and church, all send in their contributions—every one who has hobby and is ablo to pay or cheat ...

... t_lutters every conceivable, and tn iny the public derive vantage in lowered rates onCft j Vß e ,subjects—religion and politics. Whig and better-selected qualities. But, from the prices Torv high, low, broad, and no church, all observe quoted in the London ...

... bloody Whig*-” THKREPUBLtcAN Pabtt of America (for what reion I cannot divine, have been jubilant at the fj “« h.vinir the Whigs office, whilst the Amerfcin generally are either indif• *. the? prefer and his party. I diW explanation of the Whig sympathies ...

... yearjbringa strange missives the ioornaliat—letters every conceivable, and many inconceivable, subjects—religion and politics. Whig and Tory—high, low, broad, and no church, all send in their contributions—every one who lias hobby and is able pay chest the ...

... previously in use, and the country owes it to the firmness of the Conservative government that this measure was carried. The Whigs trifled with this social evil, without any real intention of removing the abuse. The Conservatives grappled with it, and carried ...

... course of strange missives to the journalist—letters every conceivable, and many inconceivable,subjects—religion and politics, Whig and Tory —high, low, broad, and no church, all send in their contributions—every one who has a hobby and is able to (my or ...

... agitation denounced the Whigs, and observed that their coercion acts more than outweighed their ancient services to Ireland.’* Once only fas we'l I remember) did the great tribune abandon his neutrality in respect to either Whig or Tory, and that was in ...

... Give, give. Besides Imperial direct and indirect taxation and Income tax, imposed by Ireland's hypocritical friends, the Whigs, which in future letter I trust to be able to show is more than four times what it ought to be —in proportion to the relative ...

... condemned Manchester Fenians, is endeavouring to plan walk-over at tho contemplated re-election. The more respectable of tho Whig party desire the Kight Hon. Milner Gibson to occupy tho seat, lie having lost his seat tho November election, To prevent ono ...

... action forita recovery. Hi-* worship believed that had the rate been appealed against it would have bee* quashed.— tforthe. Whig. FABRICATING A TELEGRAM. The Fiqaro circulates the truly extraordinary st-ry that telegram which lately afeoted the Bourse ...

... course the strange missives to the journalist—letters every conceivable, and many inconceivable, subjects—religion and politics, Whig and Tory—high, low, broad, and church, all send in their contributions—every one who h hobby and is able to pay or cheat the ...