... acclamation congratulating the men Histopie Clare” on their great victory over Whig treachery and national ism.” It was amusing thing to observe the crestfallen condition of the Whigs of the city, who, in anticipation victory which they maintained would have ...

... obtainable. And it is very important point, inasmuch its settlement would afford clue to the general foreign policy of the Whigs. Earl Russell and Mr. Elliot are in a position to contradict; Digamrxa, if that writer has asserted untruth. The public have ...

... are veiy offensive in Whig estimation. No wonder that the capitals of Ulster and Leinster are under mob control, and that the mob every where holds in terrorem the peaceable inhabitants. It is the fruit of the government of the Whigs. They are to blame. ...

... Cff course, there was lack of j..kes, hitter and blithe, at the expense of the Whigs. attorney’s clerk, with mure satire than shirt, remarked that, in day* of the Whigs, the appearance of the law officers, the opening of terra, always reminded him of ...

... nothing more vulgarly aristocratic than your whig—whose concessions ita liberal view of politics were rather in •ults than boons and which said plainly as words could speak it—if not more plainly, for the whig is only to known by his acts: his words are ...

... land jobbers and rack-rentere are Whigs; and have no hesitation instating the Catholic Whig landowners are ths worst of this bad lot. Who have fought the just rights the tenants the various land sessions since 1870 ? Whigs. Do we find the names Uownshire ...

... Irish Peer, on The Pope and the Whigs.” It is an able review of the whig policy and its effects in this country since 1826, strongly appealing to Liberal Protestants to stop the Komanizing policy. The true Irish Whigs, as the writer shows, are gone, and ...

... history of the Whigs is written in rumours, and only Baron Munchausen, who congealed whispers in a bugle, would preserve the scandals which have dissolved their administrations on personal grounds. True to their usual custom, the Whigs quitted the helm ...

... way_particularly after the period of the general shall pored to discredit nil denominational manoeuvres, and to merge both Whig and Tory in our estimate of the deserts of public men. The man who serves Ireland most, matter what hia political denomination ...

... The London correspondent of the Dublin Erctiing Mail says; In the original programme published, the names of several Irish Whigs were set forth as likely to occupy posts in the new government. Each ami every' one of them, however, have been excluded. All ...

... proofs which the Whigs have given us. of how difficult it is to stir them into sincere and hearty co-operation with the friends 1 Progress ; and of how strong a leaveu of distrust of the people is mingled the essence of Whig. The Whigs pretend that if ...

... story, for which tbere•seesed some foundation, whether very slight or otherwise, we will not say, was taken by us from the Whig, sod the Guardian did the maw It appeared afterwards that the episode was lees serious then it at Ant appeared. Wbsu the Editor ...