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... THE TOTTERING WHIGS. The Whigs have had a third defeat on a question or finance, and are just now in a very shaky condition. IVhat will come of it ? And how long wi!l the country enjoy the blessing and advantage of their' roLt? It is hard to sty. They ...
... THE GAME OF THE WHIGS. The two main feelings which are excited in our minds by the proceailings in England against tbs Papal aggression, are t how of contempt sal thankunles% ...
... of a Whig Minker to cover the Catholic Faith with obloquy can shake the belief so generally entertained in Wbig friendship ; whether the threats of a renewal of the penal laws can displace any portion of the confidence FO abjectly reposed in Whig pro, ...
... Perhaps we have misunderstood our Liberal and Whig allies, and that the truth is, that they allow of no liberty but that of going to the place of destruction. So long as Catholics were content to rank with Whigs, heretics, and infidels, and to make common ...
... aggression of the Whig Ministry would be sure to entail, not only on their city, but also on the country generally. (Cheers.) They were told that the Government was resolved on carrying this measure. Well, even so; even though the English Whig Ministry might ...
... respite, until the Whigs shall be in opposition again. It is a wait remarkable fact that the Imperial kingdom is on the verge of ruin, and t-e subjects harassed ; grievance& abound, and impression stalks forth over the land, while the Whigs are out of place ...
... Cardinal, are events of that peculiar value to the wise men of this world, and it should excite surprise in no one that the Whigs are ready to take advantage of them. The political party which devised the penal laws, and made religion treason, is now again ...
... our very dear friends and kind benefactors, the Whigs, there is to he a renewal of the penal laws. The Almighty is kinder to us than we are to ourselves. The game of treacherous friendship played by the Whigs was beginning to thaw our virtue, and melt us ...
... cleared , by the white middle passage ; because Lord Lans' down, Lord John Russell, Sir William Somerville, and other great Whigs, are Irish landlords, and have a personal interest in keeping a power which a just law would take from them—hut also, in part ...
... not there, himever, but in Ireland. and of that shall come two results . P the Whig Ministry—if any man 'connected with the Whig Ministry—if any one who his supported &Whig Ministry, shall come upon a platform in land to ask the auffraites of the Irish ...
... disputed successions, foreign invasions, or other political troubles. These things palliated, if they could not wholly excuse, the Whig villanies of the Dutch and early Hanoverian persecutors. But Lord John Russell illustrates his high position by a pure No-Popery ...
... OF BSCRIPTION TO THE TABLIT: 111 0 I Half Yearly Quarterly £0 6 6 Yearly £0 13 DUBLIN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1850. THE WHIG APOSTLE OF BEDLAM BROKE LOOSE. The sound, sober, practical, serious, bard-working prosaic, sensible English people, when run ...