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... THE WHIGS IN ROME. The public has been lately gratified to learn that a pet child of the Whigs has been released from the prisons of the Pope, and sent in safety to the island of Malta. This exemplary man has been rescued from his fate by the energetic ...
... although some of our decent friends are amongst the Whigs. The leaders of our body Catholic are with the Whigs. The noble lords Catholic in the Upper House are, we believe, to a man, with the Whigs, and the Catholic gentry holdsto them. Why this should ...
... 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% ...
... issuing in slender Whig majorities, and menaces of perpetual Whig minorities, are what Lord John Russell stalls feelings of acrimony. That phrase is a technical term in the Whig system of book-keeping. It is an item of account in the Whig cash-book. It ...
... WHIG MEDDLING IN ITALY. The Vienna correspondent of the Times writes : The British Government is of opinion that all the Duchies ought to be incorporated w:th Sardinia. It is stated that Lord J. Russell strongly urges the French Government to agree to ...
... INADEQUACY OF TRUTH TO THE WHIG VIEW, An Irish clergyman, writing in the Record, accused Lord Naas of having promised a charter to the Roman Catholic University if the Derbyite government obtained ten votes in Ireland. Tracking the assertion to the ...
... THE TABLET AND THE WHIG PRESS. The following specimen of the coarse and scurrilous language so often made use of by a section of the Whig press may be worth n Alce. It is taken from the Limerick Reporter and Tipperary Vindicator 44 DIM , PVTABILt PIRACY ...
... '.I AM NO WHIG. This was the reply given by several candidates on the hustings of this country during the recent elections, when charged with being partisans of the obnoxious Whig party. I am no Whig, said Pat O'Brien ' in the King's County ; I am ...
... THE WHIGS AID LOW) JOHN Wherefore was air Goodenough in tine .1.-epondiag plight, whit*, bad as it was, fell far abort of the depths of chagrin the anal= fry Wi ngc o f oBe u Tadpoles and Tap had already sunk to? &web& of the =Mg fortones of Finality ...
... IRELAND. There is not much news from Ireland. The Whigs are in office, and the Whig newspapers have grown tame. Like an arid plain, after a Tong drought, the Whig party stands all agape and athirst, gratefully and silently soaking in the welcome shower ...
... In fact, Whig profession is the contradictory o f Whig practice. What men say in general is to be trusted, but in the case of Whigs we are to take their professions to mean precisely what the words exclude. If they talk of conciliating Ireland, we must ...