... little boyn Il the istreets, For the: Ikind of aoorn, which was oommon to all Whigs, the Rndlcala revenged themselves, honwevor, by gra dually bringing the narne of Whig Irno dieoredit As tl)at of A: man who profesred one set of prnieipler and acted ...

... atrengthened by the attacks of the Whig, and the clear and convincing statement made In our presence by the much-abused Secretary of the County Down Constitutional Assoolation, who seems to be a thorn In the side of the Whig because he well and faithfully ...

... caouse that Is noble and good > and be. ocuse he shows his sympathy 'with good objects he Is called by the Whig a gawkey lad; buc before a month the Whig wlll find that he will be ' a lucky lad, for he is one of the lads that will be M.P. for County Down ...

... fairness x:dhr, He gave notice at the proper moment tletlon to move an amendment to the Ad. oreply to the Queen's apcoob; but tho Whigs to selWiM tnd exaottng to allow him preoe. Tne result wasthat when Colonel Drumr- IMor7y had moved, aud Mr. Corry hrd rodteeridrees ...

... Governmentl directly under the control of the nation, taking it out of the grasp of the oligarchy. composed of soms twenty potont Whig and, Tory famIlies, who had bold exolusive poesession of It previowly. Whether prior to 1832 the House of Commons was not the ...

... 'yrorhutlg 'Mtu'6 and Employers' Lislbilikk, N1! where wts nie nrud whhy did he romnin ptilioi ? It wor I -sr-heiyly not euic the W/hig or Norniny Ai',7 to it.q r're abu ut the action of so-roilcl Libral rim - Oil eo the rrd bh-rrlng of -. H ippouie.lipuii a;f ...

... strikes me that a more sewould be to go In bodily for Whig, ItOnce, The Whigs are not very numerous E The Rudloals are ovushing them out 1 1 hro, a1nd whenever there Is another general I r Pe llulo Whigs will undoubtedly come f- ~lertdlaUgh selecte ommitteer ...

... thrt acoount they would not think any tj* Wo ed of it. All polltlokl nomenelature began wlith terms of opprobrium Oriplnas1y a Whig waa ar Scotch thief. Bnd a Tory an Irish rappxree robber but whatever mnight be thought of the name at ranonri the 13iatem ...

... it hetisu by; & rserorpectivo survey of tere ?? Zhnat brought the present Conser. vi~lve Adinnuletrailion to odlie, Thoe Whigs, who precedod them, had, en eeveral oeoailone, and, notably during the Franco.German war, shown how far they could go with ...

... 'rho Irish Whigs Tb vats.1, -r cotrroe, incuaineo of the ellneonres. yes 'loyi lided TMr. Brrih (Whig and Home thi %cmt ?? 1 1d!Nter, Mr, Givou Mr. Johnson des (Inn H :ioitr.Grruersi),De. Lyons, Mr, Molloy, sue ~~ Or Snoitian-tek ~(Whi'g an-i House Ruler) ...

... Comrmittee. Caubendun, Apfll 1l. THE BlI1JOICINGS AT RANDAU.TOWN. TO THE FDITOP 0P' O RTE DELAST 15MM-LETU Slx-In the Nortber Whig of the 13th Inst. am article appeoar reld ?? nocompliueftarytorms on the conduot of the Conservativees wo teok t active part ...

... they heard and read, a Whig Govern. t ment, It seemed not quite impossible, wsight t r once more fall quietly Into the old Whig a ruts In doaling with questions which Non. 0 ' conformists had at heart, It la exactly what a Whig Government ?? be ex. r ...