... national candidate, are rather sanguine of his success, although the majority of the clergy are espousing the cause of the Whig sapling who is opposed to him. ...

... class against class. Mr. O'Connell—l am sorry to see it thrown out by the guardians of the Cork Union. They are all Whigs there—all Whigs. Mr. Spelman--C,•uld you tell me what way the wind blew on New Year's day ? Mr. Farrell—Don't mind that. These resolutions ...

... peerage for a persistent and patient course of voting with what the great O'Connell used to call the base, bloody, and brutal Whigs. It may be said that Mr. Greville Nugent Mai put forward prominently in his programme the question of fixity of tenure. Be ...

... and never raised their voice, but stuck their bands in their pockets, because they had a good loaf, and were afraid of a few Whig bishops. Is it any wonder, then, that people burst out into indignation in a few places (Dundalk and Limerick), and said they ...

... previous to his departure for Australia. The final result of the poll in Longford shews that John Martin has been defeated by his Whig opponent, in the proportion of four to one. The elergy worked tooth and nail against him, but it is yet to be proved whether ...

... last got out of the town, and soon left his pttrsuers far behind. DISLOYALTY IN THE NORTH.—A correspondent of the Northern Whig says that he attended morning service in a parish not many miles from Belfast, and was much surprised to observe that the clergyman ...

... directly or his family indirectly given support to this faction or the other clique. In a word he should not be a mere chatel of Whig or Tory Premier. Before proceeding further we would have you remark that in all discussions that have arisen on the question ...

... by Mr. John on behalf of Mr. Jeremiah M'Kenna, who was described as manager of the advertising department of the Northern Whig. The application was for summonses against James Thompson, John B. and and Thomas Patton, caretaker of the Orange Hall, Co ...

... bas a large gathering also—the Catholic clergy, though not active partisans, are divided between the candidates—some of the Whig magnates are neutral, and, on the whole, there has been scarcely at any time in Ireland a contest in which electors feel themselves ...

... to him then and there. They kept their word at the Dungarvan election in November, 1868, when, in preference to the Catholic Whig Irishman, they succeeded in securing the return of a Catholic Tory Eng. ' lishman, Mr. Henry Matthews. And they have inexorably ...

... attracted considerable attention, was raised in Wallingford County Court on Thursday last, the presiding judge being Mr. James Whig. ham. It seems a person named Isaac Hickman joined the Foresters' Court at Wallingford in the month of May, 1864, and about ...

... understood that the who he believed was the law adviser of the Castle Fenian agitation had preeipitatedithe fall of the in the late Whig administration, was, he would Church. About a year since • remarkable pet- not say, the Government candidate, but thionly tion ...