... than Messra, O'lirien and Davitt. This is what the first-mentioned newspaper has just written about ‘tthe treachery of the Whig tail” McUarthy and his gang are traitors for gold, and are not one whit less infamous than Reynolds or Pierce Nagle. They have ...

... ’ but they might overlook that insult if the pay was beggarly two handred pounds! Is this all that the Irish Parliamentary Whig party will obtain No wonder for pocketing an insult of this kind? their feelings are wounded, and that they regret they ever ...

... Dubiin organ—tho Eeening Herald—makes this ungracious comment, “Tt is the price of treachery to Ireland. Divided amongst the Whig members of Parliament it represents £1 8s, 2d. as the purchase money of each individual, Neither Keogh nor Sadleir sold themselves ...