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... a threat of severe measures, at the opening of the present session of parliament—with the wicked and treacherous cunning of Whig statesmen, his party may call a show of mighty resentment against the Pope and the dignitaries of the Catholic church, for ...
... miners have done very little—all the dams are carried away. Colonel Fremont said to be unpopular, and cannot be elected. The Whigs have the majority, but do not turn out force. There were not many fires, but alarms night and day. Robbary and murder are on ...
... of the Ulster Protestant Association, the subject of the papal aggression took place in the Music Hall Belfast. The Korthm Whig states that the attendance was extremely thin. The chair was occupied the Earl of Roden, none of the others who were present ...
... DUBLIN. THE NO-rOPERY MOVEMENT IN IRELAND. PROTESTANT MEETING THE MUSIC-HALL, BELFAST. (From the Second Edition of the Northern Whig). On Thursday, the meeting for some time advertised to be held under the auspices of the Ulster Protestant Association, on ...
... O-BASSFER THF. EXECUTIVE GOVERNMENT ENGLAND. The design of the Whig Minister to transfer the goat of Irish government irom Dublin to Downing” street is beginning to understood by men of all classes and creeds in this country. When the project for the ...
... l)f DUBLIN, SATURDAY. JANUARY 4, 1851. THE LEAGUE—TENANT-RIGHT MEETING AT BROUGHSHANE. {From the Northern Whig.') The first of the county Antrim tenant-right meetings, for the official recognition of the League, was held *n Tuesday last, Knockan-bill ...
... imputation upon your father's character, it I* you who libel your father’s memory, and desecrate his name. Is it notfrue that the Whigs dared to denounce your father through the moot of the Sovereign when it suited their purpose ? not true that they flattered ...
... (che* —and all manner of suspicion, jealousy, and heart- the-AtirMern Whig would say of the present splendu hurumgs, because of th. varying nature of the decision / llowu .ith'ibe lying Whig Voice the valuators in various localities.” Why should there be ...
... John Russell has fallen like a thunderbolt amongst those Catholics who were most ardent in their admiration and praise of the Whig ministry. These place hunters can no longer palliate the co- vert wickedness of their employers-—they can no longer laud the ...
... that for the present is represented Sir William Somerville, who of coarse voted for the abolition bill lasi session, on tbe Whig rule of action, that when called upon to make election, you are bound to prefer your office to your country. REMOVAL OF THE ...
... though they were the bestestablished truths. A strong example of this kind •will found in the observation, that under the Whigs the Catholics get everything that is going in Ireland. Absurd this assertion is, it has had most extensive circulation, end ...
... the injustice and inequality dealt out to the Catholics will be most strongly exhibited. The bench is the show-ground of the Whigs. There they perch the few Catholics whom they appoint that they may be visible to the country, to enable the crafty to get ...