... invites the Clergy of Waterford and the neighbouring Dioceses to attend the Meeting. ATTEND, THEN, IN YOUR THOUSANDS And let the Whig Government, once and for all, understand that we insist on bhaving a Free Land for a Free People. ...

... Ilartington announced himeelf a Whig. He conld wot admit Lord Hartington's charm te the title on this very question of the Union. The tradition and history of the Whigs was perfecsly clear. Fox, ‘Sheridan, and the leaders of the Whig party, inclading the rep ...

... the contest is observed. It shows a kind of happy family placidity and contentedness where the Tory lies down with the Whig and the Whig with the Tory. This union of hostile forces against the candidates of the popular cause may exhibit tact and clever ...

... in the person of Mr. Michael Kavanagh (petty sessions clerk), in the hope that the dodge will avert the calamity of a loyal Whig gi ring a rate to eitha of the candidates supporta by the Borough Home ttule Club. Their plea for fraternizing o suddenly ...

... considers they have ceased to exist in this country. Of course, the party lines to which he refers are the enemies' lines, Whig and Tory—parties who in a persistent effort to ruin their country, have succeeded only in bringing ruin upon themselves. Surely ...

... invites the Clergy of Waterford and the neiglbouring Dioceses to attend the Meeting, ATTEND, THEN, IN YOUR THOUSANDS And let the Whig Government, ance aud for all, understand that we insist on having a Free Land for a Free People. &7 A SPECIAL TRAIN will leave ...

... even keel Government, and for hts exposure of the oonnexions and doings of that twa ng ,. fl e d g ling, Itoeinnore, and that Whig renegade, place.hunter, O'Connor Power, as all such as he deserve the reprobation of all honest men. That we tender our ...

... features resume their wonted expression as if nothing had happened. All right. So, so, we are to have a union of interests. Whigs, Tories, Cawtholics, toadies, harpies, all, all are to unite to trample on the rights of the people. Let them come on, but ...

... of ‘the hoderate seétioh of the Liberal Party, and said the rhissioh of the Whigs vas to -preserve the equilibriuth of the Constitution ; but ‘the position which the Whigs occupied at the 'present time vititated the compensation act, prevented the ihachinery ...

... well. It is intended to get up a subscribtion ou behalf of the parents. A MAGISTRATE IMPaISONED FOR DRUNKENNESS. The Northern Whig says :—The other evening a Galway magistrate named Lambert was charged before the Loughrea magistrates with having been drunk ...

... THE PEOPLE. resisting the influences of the Tories, aided by the Whig landlords, which could best be done by the people showing themselves in earnest by attending, not only to meetings like those of Sunday last, but by coming into the meetings of the ...

... But this was not taken into consideration by an over-generous and exuberant people. So, in 1837, on the recommendation of the Whig Cabinet, Lord Melbourne settled the Civil List as follows : Her Majesty's Privy Purse, . £60,030 Household Salaries, . ...