... without exception, of the Whig-Radicals must Lave found his way into parliament by corrujhtion should less thaa of Sir Robert Peel* majority have made passage through the saino disgraceful door. But it not to bribery alone that the Whig-Radical* owe their muster ...

... and Council, and three salaried Commissioners from England- whole affair seeme blundering attempt to correct a under ol the Whigs themselves. By the provisions their Registration Act, tha 350,000 black freemen, for whom the gaols nre required, are to possess ...

... DROGHEDA PROCLAIMED! RESULTS 'OF -WHIG RULE. —GROSS INSULT TO, OUTRAGE UPON, THE ENTIRE INHABITANTS . DROGHEDA. The’ Dublin Cal tic Branch Lord John Russell’s lil>erar Whig Go—mufit 'have made a ftiost notable discovery, one for which they will be entitled ...

... you/old Repeal! And once more hrouglrt your gang up* you know —through the Whigs—for Indian meat, Last year you pawned your “ bang-up !” The wedlock chain has lost link, (And the Whigs, before this, rent ties,) Vouall are Fortw* ealled, I think, Yet your wives ...

... Commission system of Ireland, has ju»t been laid open, and more infernal piece of Whig jobbery, truly believe, never before saw the light of day. The officers under this Whig Act, commenced their onerous services in the month of September 1838. and down ...

... JODRMALL. rna sea.) are current that a considerable number perboth Parliament and out Parliament, who have hitherto supporte4 the Whig*, are not disinclined transfer their allegiance to N» Rsbert Peel. They see that t Liberal Ministry present an impossibility; ...

... regret the retirement of Sir Robert Peel, from the management of the Foreign and Financial affairs of this country—as the Whigs have proved themselves incapable of conducting the business of the country—all their talents, being for potty Intrigues I It ...

... Greenaway, SirC. K. Blunt. Sir T. D. Acland, J. Power, Sir J. W. Pollen, Six Conservatives and five Whigs. There were seventeen Tories and sixteen Whigs drawn, which were then reduced above. The Silling Member and the Petitioner have agreed in order to ...

... opposition like , Jealous of honour, but greedy place, Though affecting to care for it never fig, Observe that man—he’s “Old-aohool Whig.” I night or by day ever awake To the first false step tho Conservatives make, Less concern'd about measures than men,. His ...

... hni’ding bridges deserve to denominated the Whig Round Towers of Ireland Thus the Whigs provided for a numerous staff of their followers—starved the peasantry and encumbered the land with nn enormous tax! This is Whig legislation for Ireland, and a scfficievt ...

... BASE BRUTAL AND BLOODY. Mr O’Connell fast approaching towards bis former descriptive d-signation of the Whigs, since they have set up the Popery” cry in Hngland. The billowing are his remarks upon that most excellent ol men —one not inferior to Lord ...

... and curse the return of the Conservatives to power. Well might the Repealers cry out at Tara, Whigs, Whigs, ’ for full well they knjw, that had the Whigs remained in power, Repeal would have been crushed long since. want something more than the name ...