... say that John Martin, the sterling patriot, is their choice, well the elect of Ireland, in spite of all the opposi- tion of Whig influence, lordly wealth, and the discreditable tyranny which is being exercised against the hardy sons of toil by some adio ...

... preferred By ministers, both Whig and Tory. So, Reggy boy, you’ve nought to dread In having such an empty head. Your duties will be fevy and light, Sit down, say nothing thro’ the night Save now and then to cry Yaw, yaw” When leading Whigs lay down the law, Then ...

... of the government, with the further suggestion that it might be tried advantageously in the county of Londonderry. Northern Whig. ...

... struggle they sought to keep the people from John Martin’s side, and sought to yoke them to the chariot wheels of a miserable Whig lordling ? How will they answer for it to their brother priests of Ireland, that noble and glorious and sacred baud, who watch ...

... more fast than the changes of all our political and social relations. Amidst the turmoil of ifashion, of politics, parties (Whig and Tory), and of social distinctions, up comes the voice of music to calm the jarring elements, and to whisper true accents ...

... peerage for a persistent and »- tient course of voting with what the great Connell used call “the base, bloody, and brutal Whigs! It maybe said that Mr. Greville-Nugent has put forward pro mincntlv in his nro-rainuic the question of fixity of tenure. Be ...

... be offered, I trust the base offer will be flung back with scorn in the teeth of its insidious projectors. Between English Whigs and English Tones, Ireland is between Scylla and Charybdis. The only justice to Ireland that can be effectual and final, is ...

... Mr. Martin, and therefore the Whig Liberal press deal tenderly and mercifully with him. But if ho h-od been at home, and if he had taken the field in person—Heaven help him ! then he would receive some lectures from the Whig Liberal journals on his unpardonable ...

... contrary, to lab ° u^. e ™ ia the to^return^to and inSpendent men, such John Slrti? extract from the English government-whether Whig or Tory justice for lan.l Should the jailer system ot government adopted by Mr. Gladstone and his ministry be cnnFinued should ...

... to themselves, the gutter agents of Whig placeman. Jsow, I make i those statements deliberately, and I shall n°w F ceed to prove them to the satisfaction of any reason able man. . . , owin hispastservicestothe Whig minister, the Hon Greville-N ugent was ...

... strangers who went to disturb its peace and to force acandi a of their choice upon the constituency ! The pretences of the Whig press on this head are all false and hollow. There was no raid on the county; the cry of “strangers” was and is an absurdity ...

... constituents once again, this time not the champion of independent thought, hurling his thunderbolts with Titanic force at Whig and Tory, at Ministers and Oppositionists ; he speaks as Cabinet Minister, a member of her Majesty’s Government ; and the ...