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... WHIGS AND TORIES. It is all very well to say that it is matter of indiffereoce to Catholics which party, Whig or Conservative, in power—in many respects it may be so. Nay, we will go so far with those who entertain this opinion aa to acknowledge that ...
... THE WHIGS OF 1858. The Whig* can no more alter their politicsl character than Ethiopian can change his sain, Leopard his spots in recording their conduct or the year 1853. one is on.y noting their history for the current time, writing the last contemporaneous ...
... THE WHIG GOVERNMENT. The state of the Cabinet has provoked an abundance of rumeurs, and some grave apprehensions. for the rumours, their existence may taken as a matter of course, for, besides that political rumours always are rife at this time the year ...
... ROSAS—THE WHIG HERO. Some details respecting the past career of Hosas, the dictator of Buenos Ayres, will be found another part of the paper. These details are worthy of perusal, because it should be known that Rosas was maintained in power means of the ...
... {fYom the Northern Whig ) icc.rjrj tr n than that which took the pc *c« office, co Soodar has been bdd, ua- ie Belfatt ara for thn receipt of ioatroctioca from Dablio Cat !• b«t>t« tb>y taka ac'.ioo in ma'.tcr. A great maoy conp!a.oti taea been made over ...
... CANNY SCOTCH WHIG. a late Number we dilated upon Whig intrigues in Scotland, hot since then, one has come to our knowledge, which is well worthy of being remembered. The ex-Lord Advocate, Mr. Moncrieff, whose feelings against the Catholics exhibit themselves ...
... BELFAST BIOTS. It may appear strange first sight to bear the statement made, namely, that the Whig and the Tory Governments have contributed about equal share producing the late riots Belfast: nevertheless the statement critically true. And, moreover ...
... *TT to b« •rroncoaa. *o do-cg tttchnßM . '“ th. Whig.,« «emy 1 T R AfI dofooder ofbiobopj. .nd m.lignor of lo thoir piliticil action and liberty. I ’’“f*’ *S Aom chargee, and In otd.r not to mi, ,1 y .i? what lat elated, that I oppose Mderetood. Md „ ...
... attempt to overthrow the Whig Catholic-Bishop-persecuting Government Who bad the merit of concocting this plot cannot venture to aftinfi; but that its success—if it had been permitted to be successful—would have been gain alike to Whigs and Tories, and loss ...
... by the Toricr, During all this time “the old Whig party’’ was, in words at least, the advocate—tiie avowed Catholic Ireland. The Whig party aapiiorted the C-itiiolks—the Whig party opposed the Union—the Whig party opposed the various suspensions of the ...
... so carefully maintained and stringently upheld by that great functionary the Whigs—Sir John Cam llobhouse. There are some persons Ireland who are astonished that the Whigs not still find favour with the Catholics. We pray of such persons to look to the ...
... overcome the Whigs; and to allow them again to obtain power would be certain ruin to all the hopes and aspirations of the country. This may be strange ami startling to the Freeman: no doubt it is. With its Whig associations, and near and dear Whig connexion ...