... WHIG HUNGER FOR OFFICE. Wino sad Radical newspapers are periodic illy, sad properly, indignant —and stream forth their indignation pretty plentifully—at the malpractices of people who, deslit.g with money or stock, are base eimagli to engage in a kind ...

... WHIG AND TORT SPBHCIIKS. Dealing in Dundee with the ooutest over the Budget between the Peers and the people, Mr Winston Churchill, P, said the Upper House bad used the power, srbieb it should not bold at all, to play cynical, violent, and aggressive ...

... THE PEIEST-HUNTINO WHIGS. Sincb the name of Whig ha# been known in Ire land, the deceitful and treacherous party who range themselves under! ts banners have proved themselves priest-hunters. And as it was other days it is now. The other day the Eev Fathers ...

... AND THE WHIGS OF eek DUNDALK. hey Tne Whigs of Dundalk are very indignant with per Bowyer because he voted for the Derby gov: ment last Saturday morning, when they were | lay feated by a majority of 13. What a precious set noodles these Whigs are. Did ...

... tie brings round; proving the (rut in THE WHIGS AND REFORM er one beheve in the sincerity of the WwW in their efforts the elective f chise. The entire affair was a make-belfev | They and their mercenary: followers vaised the ‘ in opder to expel the Tories ...

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... MORE WHIG PATRONAGE. Mr. of ihe Head Office, tut poinlrd chief nugisirale of police, vice Alderman Fleming resigned. un-lersland lhai the appoint, was offered to Mr. F. Thorpe, Porter de* dined it, preft-rring to remain legal to the bench. Mr. George ...

... WHIG DOINGS IN DROGHEDA, WnK\ ever English power or its representative ■oves to any part of onr land, it creates some mischief or other which casts a gloom over the •P'rtts the men amongst ns. and darntmes m-o-e less the interests we moat cherish, well ...

... TO THE EEITOR OF THE NOWHERE WHIG. Stt.—• - everal letters have appeared in your paper describing the cruelty and brutal treatment cattle are subjected to when they are being driven on board steamers on this side of the Channel, and also at landing in ...

... WHIG ASSISTANT-BARRISTER. noticed very moderate and restrained terms of disapprobation the appointment of Mr. Win. M'Dennott an nssisunt-barristership. The first fruits of such an appointment has been already gathered. Mr. M'Drrmolt was appropriated for ...

... WHIG-RADICAL JOBBING Will it he believed that it iq* in contemplation to pension oft Alderman Darlcy, rfnd appoint Mr. Finn, of Kilkenny, in his room f Dan’s relatives are coming in for nice pickings, ns are his partizans also.— What flourishing soil ...

... (from the northern whig) If the Orangemen of the town had not their annual carnival in Belfast, thej made up for this leaving the town almost en mass?, and meeting for she celebration the day their brethern L'sburn and the Maze, at a place convenient ...