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... and the fact, and that being condemned_ty them he has already been found guilty. This is Whig constitutional law :--constitutional law. according to the Whig theory of it, being whatever will get them into place when they are out of office, and whatever ...
... execration : and we thank goodness that we have lived to see the day in which Orangemen rebuke Whigs for their foul play in courts of justice, and address a Whig Lord-Lieutenant against the enormities they conceive to have occurred. Atoll events, one good ...
... measure was made a handle for unscrupulous Whig agitation against Sir Robert Peel, the ground taken expressly and emphatically by Mr. O'Connell in the name of the Irish Catholics, and assented to by the Whigs, was that the Irish would not accept a shilling ...
... disorganised social condition brought about by English misrule, by the brutalising penal laws of the base, brutal, and bloody Whigs ? Russell says, and Conway says, this was not the time in a crisis of such distress, &c. But this was the very time, a very ...
... been bungled as Whigs arc in the habit of bungling law, right, honesty and statesmanship ; that the wolves may be sent home with their tusks broken and their jaws bloody, but not with other men's blood. Jury-packing ! Whig jury-packing ! Whig-Catholic ju ...
... is, their Whiggish thanks. They owe us neither. Their praises and themselves we scorn and spit upon. Base Whigs, treacherous Whigs, murderous Whigs—they have deceived us, they have betrayed us, they have mocked our hopes themselves created, they have slain ...
... content with nothing but the denial of the Cross. PENSIONING THE CLERGY-THE WHIG GOSPEL. We are always willing to receive from any quarter lemons in morality; even from Whigs, provided we have very good assurance that the lessons in question are not lessons ...
... granted, and the Solicitor-General openly, and Lord John implicitly, avowed them. The Penal Laws were multiplied by Whigs, and by Whigs were they most mercilessly executed ; and now these very men, crown bold, lay unholy hands upon the Sovereign Pontiff ...
... fault with the Whigs who bought him when they helped to set him flee. A Catholic who once voted with Whigs must, it seem, by some law of nature, never afterwards take upon himself to question any act of Whig policy. Once a IYhig, always a Whig. lie must cease ...
... field. The Whig party will come into power by a nisjority even greater than that of 1846, and will have the wisdom and good fortune, we trust. to retain the fruits of their coining victory. The country will enjoy the b'essings of a Whig ad ministration ...
... America, the right of visit, the annihilation of the 4:we-trade were to be discussed—then forsooth neither the leader of the Whig opposition nor the Prime Nlinister could prevent the House being counted out. Of course no one can be so foolish $ to suppose ...
... pravity of Whig officials. What, loathing Whigor a Thug—if he were as the Whig hirelings say, a gery, I really believed too infamous for them criminal of the deepest dye—what shall we say of to perpetrate, they have not merely done, but the Whig Ministers ...