... the aacrat of tho part takaa in tha mat tor by tho toad ng Dahlia organ of the Whig*— that the cowfortabto Proaidaat of th* Galway College waa deal red certain local Whig ; that it waa faarod that thia * patriotic * raartniato would have chance of obtaining ...

... If the wan «d the Chinee were strange, stranger still era the ways of some of the members the ancient and Imuourable order Whigs. Some of these gentle men are allowed to sit parliamentary Com. milteca. At ia well known the proceedings throe bodies are ...

... the coadlo ho packed hi* ooloaiol port moatoou oad left (or Booth Africa. Bakov —Oboo M.P. (or Wexford, oad wealthy bob : the Whig Show waobotag nui for tbo Twin Star*, tb* Buoadiag Brother*. oo«l Ufl the party in diagnat, after having been bled with co ...

... the M'Carthyitea will prohablv resort teat the next (ienerwl Baction. M Nothing.” he eaya, •• would bring grew ter joy to the Whig party Ilian that the Government should l» beaten the Rill, or before it passes the Commons all. fur then their own false d ...

... him. A man who can trace hie predecessors back into the mists of antiquity, and even that remote period, find them all good Whigs. A man who is store house of knowledge, and his word a law unto the What pity that sw-h a man, yea, one that never made menu ...

... before Kaglish sovereign baked in pic ? Was it an astral body that humbugged the worthy (anon, or it some real full bodied Whig who, unbeknownst to his reverence, slipped the proscribed document into the pocket of the statesman’s overcoat ? Tbi« qoMtioo ...

... expoae the huntwg itte M'Certhyitee. A correeponUcnt of the Irnttpnultt,! writes: It eumi test, I thiok, from the ac tion ut the Whig eectioa •J the Libersl perty. that the (ioverameot soon to go out of umoc. and will be a matter of surprise to many to Had ...

... gel next week copy.* So the local agent I sore wiU have an abundant supply. Father O'Malley in hw altar hoped the ‘disgusted whig’ hsd got his share the free drinks. I wish tell him plainly did before be cancelled the order given, bat not afterwards 1 now ...

... order to rove the cajUmity. That journal has already dime sußictenl mischief Ireland, la the ok! days used to l-e reapeclside Whig orgsn. with a propor horw mare vulgar Sstioneliata. hen Mr Pknroll struggling into prominence the WUarly attacked nim. suggested ...

... Bafomat Adama, at Iks DaOJrtoa paltoa, tolarTatha avaolag. . Bar KnuaMTa -Os Maadap artatog. mvaa a’atock, malaaohafy agit, whig hia kiMi wikk fctal ooMt^MsoMp Immsibal vW _ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a!rafEr^bMpa to IoM the farm to imba ora aad foal haaaaasd ta ka graatog ...

... Since ilieu many things h«l happened. Forfarshire in 1*«43 was thoronghly strong Überal seal that time member, a vary strong Whig, relume.! by a majority over The constituency had never been lost to the Liberal smee IH*f. and the result of the last bye-election ...

... was in the hollow hi* hand. The extension the franchise ensured an ea»> triumph in Ireland- ahsolstelr extinguiahod the old Whig party, but m the coonlma it would work the dirs- tion ; so to weaken Mr tiladstooe in the boroughs was Mr Parnell* first task ...