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... of the gentlemen then listening to him would bear witness that bs never was a supporter of Lord John Russell, nor Whig—if he had been a Whig might have represented that county before. Therefore there was no merit due to him for saying he would labour i ...
... Irish and English Catholics rests. third period of the Whigs being in office was from 1846, and Catholics sat and voted with them, in preference to the Tories, until (in November, 1850) tbe Whig Prime Minister wrote his Durham letter. Mr. Lucas's accusation ...
... CUATTEBTOX; is in Drogheda, in place of the Whig, Sir William Somerville; George is a representative in the place of Mr. Torrens M CuLLAOH ; Dungarvan much better occupied John Francis Maguire, than by the Whig, Mr. Ponsoxbt ; Mr. W. Suee is far to be preferred ...
... assigned for pious uses. The only chance for the Tories continuing office is their getting up an anti-Catholic cry, as the Whigs, under Lord John Russell, helped themselves to new year of the sweets of office by appealing to the no-Popery bigotry of England ...
... hereafter, if hereafter there should ever be the attempt made, means of a Concordat, to give to Protestant statesmen, be, they Whig, Tory, or Radical, the slightest control or influence over the affairs of the Catholic Church England and Ireland. ...
... task will, it Is said, devolve upon Palmerston. Friday Morning. There has been nothing done. Lard Palmerston and the leading Whigs felt they could not act with Lord Derby- The repugnance is not so much ascribed to Earl Derby temper or po’itics, as a well ...
... sod scorc -Iy night passes that brutal staauUa do not take place vaiione tracts liras lines of road,—ftyrorfer of da Sortktr* Whig. ...
... of Lord Palmerston, hut we defer the publication of them for a day or two. Suffice in the meantime to say, that not only the Whig Cabinet doomed to immediate dissolution, but that some of its members are actually expressing their doubts as whether it will ...
... the Tories against the Whigs. “ The Tories,” says Mr, Cooke, his “History of Party” (vol. iii. p. 409), “ designated the Whigs as persons under the control of the Whitehoys of Ireland.* lt as true, and no more true, that the Whigs were the allies of the ...
... argued in favour lie certainly did l O’Connell, the the Cathoitained provition. replied ’as well aware provision; but iment, Whig or the .spirit of nil Lord Derby loud cheer*.) nneuduus cheer- George Ouseley eel it a most same patience, rere now about » ...
... Ireland and her wrongs in view, and remembering that her complaints have been disregarded and her interests sacrificed alike by Whig and Tory, has kept aloof from both, and adopted a policy which has had considerable share in causing the downfal of our intolerant ...
... Ireland and hsr wrongs in view, and remembering that her complaints hare been disregarded and her interests sacrificed alike Whig and Tory, has kept aloof from both, and adopted policy which has had a considerable share in causing tho downfsl of our intolerant ...