... Bishop is not allowed to say Mass without being insulted. This is real freedom according to the Whigs and Liberals. It is the genuine article in which the Whigs and the Liberals have always dealt. It has their trade-mark on it. and is as unlike the liberty ...

... DECLARATION OF THE LIMERICK CLERGY. The Northern Whig, discussing the manifesto of tho Roman Catholic clergy of the diocese of Limerick, ia which they attempt to inaugurate a new repeal movement, reminds them that they cannot have separation and unity ...

... injured in his person. On the other hand, the Whigs are revolutionists, by prin. oiple, so that, temporally, as well as spiritually, they are the enemies of the Pope. A comparrtive view of the conduct of Whigs and Tories in this Italian basilicas, will make ...

... not to be considered paramount. As the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill was the work of Lord John Russell and the Whigs, there is some alarm among Whig Cawtholic members, seeing it is generally understood that the present Government will offer no resistaace to ...

... ridicule of Europe. It claimed for the Irish the rights which Palmerston, Russell & Co., yielded to the Italians ; but the Whigs are so cunning, and 54) full of deceit and trickery that they shrank from confronting Ireland, and exposing their own miserable ...

... at our hands but indiscriminate hostility. We must not show favour to either of our foes—the treacherous Whig, or the domineering Tory. The Whig Government have sat too long in the seat of power. They have used the strength of England, and (unfortunately) ...

... of the state. In America they see called Whigs and Democrats, in England Whigs and Tories. In America the popular power is so strong, nearly every man possessing the right to vote at elections, neither Whig nor Democrat can continue to rule the country ...

... the new Parliament, and can much to decide the fate of their own country. Of course they csn do nothing by themselves. The Whigs will hold out to them dazzling visions of the Church Establishment shivered to atoms, and of increased voting rower given to ...

... have been manifested concerning their final determination. Viewing the question from the stand-point of expediency, English Whigs calculated on the Irish rote, for surely, they said, Irish interests in the matter of the new Reform Bill are too intimately ...

... thoroughgoing Whig, although backed by the most powerful influence. was a significant proof that the people there, as well as in Mayo and elsewhere, regarded with little favour those who entered parliament professedly to support unconditionally the Whig administration ...

... religious and local feeling (loud cheers). I must do justice to the Whigs of the past generation. In the days of O'Connell the Whigs would not venture te do this. But the modern Whigs are, to use their own phrase, more enlightened and progressive ; they ...

... TP6 REV. JOHN FURLONG ON THE GREEN AND IN THE PRESS. THE following letter appears iu ihr last number of the local Whig organ : ...