... party, have « Forth, who is probably a paid agent of the Whig-Badical candidate, making his puny attempt to damage Conservative candidate. In the same paper is an account of ball given by the said Whig-Radical candidate. It is headed County Ball in Wexford ...

... THE WHIGS AND REFORM, The Reform bubble is being blown once moie. The mysterious wire-pullers of the Whiggovernojent have commenced operations. The same trickery by which the Liberals have ofllimes succeeded in gaining the confidence the more populous ...

... FAILUKE OF WHIG RULE IRELAND {From the Standard.) most be admitted of Liberal journalists that, like the conspirators in The Critic, when once they are agreed their unanimity is wonderful. Having been heartily of opinion for months past that the state ...

... WHIG PEERS AND THE IRISH CHURCH {Front the Standard.) E«rl Rnssell moves to omit from the preamble the bill the sentence which precludes the devotion of any part of the “surplus’’ funds of tho disendowed Church to tho endowment any religious communion ...

... the Whigs are of their desperate case, when they are put to such shifts as this to get little political capital to uso against the Government. Last night Mr. Berkeley brought on his annual motion favour of th« Ballot, and made Lis annual speech the subject ...

... 1 1 . 1 . . I Total Conservative gains 18 Total Whig-Radical gains? Thus the Conservatives show nett gain of eleven seats. these eleven scats nine were previously fili j Whig-Radicals, and their having changed hands makes difference of 18 ...

... llatidics. The Whigs In and Out.—Many of our renders-v '!. member an epigram, which was said have been the window of an inn about the time of her present accession, whom long preserve ! It deserves at your hands: ‘“The Queen’s with us,’ the Whigs exulting say ...

... ([ crrtsponbfnrf. PUBLIC MEN AND PUBLIC OPINION. (he Editor of The Wexford Constitution” S„. Hitherto, the Whig-Radical pai)cr of our county treated with silent contempt—to use its own language—any, thing that might appear the columns of its contemporaries ...

... strength of loyalty in his support. More party Aiff ronces mnst Lo sunk, The war oris. ol Whig end Mory, Conservative and Lilv o, mast ba heard v more. T'he conflict is botw.in order and anarchy and en thoss lines it mast be fought out, T'his is what ...

... the Whigs might have settled it if they had sufficient sincerity in their conduct, adequate skill in their legal officials. The Whigs have had .a far longer tenure of office than the Conservatives, and it really most discreditable that the Whigs should ...

... have always deemed the Whigs, or, as they themselves wish be’ designated, the Liberals, the worst enemies of Ireland of the Roman Catholic church throughout the world. I can only ascribe any support Irish Catholics of the Whig party to either gross ignorance ...

... green with” that is in. the hands of the Whig Samson, “Injuring their influence in Ireland” indeed a serious threat the Whigs ; but oug contein[>oi;ary. the Northern Whig, makes mistake The interest of the Whigs hi Ireland is. not the interest of Ireland ...