... WHIGS AND TORIES. The Rev. Patrick Kelly, P.P., Kilskyre, county Meath, writes to the 'tablet : I defy any human being to point out any one advantage like to accrue to Ireland or to Catholicity from a return of the Whig rule. Our chances of a good measure ...

... purpose is, to impress them favorably with Whig politics. Against this we must emphatically protest. We are sincerely convinced that the Whigs are worse enemies to Ireland than the Tories ; that since the first Whig, there never has been one of them Ireland ...

... complicity in the policy of the Whigs. We may deny this complicity, and condemn the Sardinian Government as much as we please ; but the voice of all good men in Europe is against us, and they agree that it is the English Whigs, and especially Lord Palmerston ...

... placemen, we shall expect to see the Irish seats filled by Whig followers of • Whig Minister. If there be any who do not think that the chief and only danger is to be apprehended trout the Whigs—if there be any who really believe that it is probable or ...

... DOWN WITH THE WHIGS. (From Me Fourth Edition of the Tablet.) The Times of Friday comments on the Kells meeting and banquet in its own peculiar way, and is evidently very much moved by the appeal made on that occasion to the Tories and] Mr. Disraeli—the ...

... of Tory rule, tho Whigs returned to office, they received, and have ever since claimed, and, to a great extent, enjoyed, the support of the Catholics of the empire. We neither complain of this nor wonder at it. Per many years the Whigs had been in opposition ...

... party has suffered on a popular hustings, was the work of a Whig Bishop ; every Parliamentary traitor or Corruptionist who clambered back to the place he had disgraced, was the nominee of a Whig Bishop. Let us run rapidly over some of the most recent examples ...

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... THE WHIG PRIESTS OF IRELAND. correspondence between a Catholic Bishop and the Secretary of the Government of India, in which the injustice Ilf the Court of Directors is exhibited, appearing in the Tablet, calls forth the following observations from Mr ...

... WHY WERE THE WHIGS PUT IN ? The following is from a correspondent of the Tablet, signing himself C., who, we believe, is Mr. Cashel Iloey, late editor of the Nation Six months ago, began in earnest that close and unscrupulous struggle, which resulted ...

... PEOPLE WHIGS AND TORIES IN ROSS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE PEOPLE. New Ross, 28th December, 1852. The New Ross election of 1852 is not soon to be forgotten.' Some persons fondly imagined that when the contest was atl an end ; when the Sheriff had made formal ...

... (&om the Nor!kern Whig of Monday). On Saturday morning the investigation in the cave of the seventeen persons charged mitts belonging to a secret illegal society was resumed in the Board room of the county gaol. Mr. Rea was in a'tendence at ten o'clock ...