... literally true, and we defy contradiction. The Archbishop of Dublin, therefore, has not merely written a private note to a Whig official, but a solemn Pastoral addressed to the Clergy and laity of Ireland; and in this, rather than in the private note ...

... that we have not more open profligates.—( Voice from the North.—No. 111. London :J. Masters. lip. 22-24 ) WHIG LIBERTY OF CONSCIENCE. The Whigs who patronised and the Liberals who praised the Catholics of England and Ireland, are beginning to find out ...

... to say in explanation of the somewhat vague and mysterious character of his Grace's note. It is obvious that the Whig officials and Whig Catholics have desired to extract from the Archbishop something that should throw suspicion, if not c mtempt, on the ...

... evidence to lie had in the least suspected question, that penal laws and Whiggery may the ive again. We owe the penal laws to the Whigs. and if we live long enough, we may be their debtors again. The Church is showing herself more and more in England, and in ...

... from the clerks of unions, it appears that the number of county electors, under the new act, will be about 10,000.—Northern Whig. inbustttaL IRISH MANUFACTUREMOVEMENT—TIFIE DUBLIN ASSOCIATION. The weekly meeting of this Association was held on Tuesday ...

... the end of the world is near at hand, and referring to Revelation, as clearly pointing out the return of Antichrist. The Whigs and Liberals are giving indications, if possible, of more alarm than the Conservative or Tory part of the press. Let the ...

... (From the Derry Standard, a Protestant Paper.) As the brother of a British Peer, who was once a most influential member of a Whig Administration, the Hon. and Rev. George Spencer had good reason to expect the highest promotion in the Church of England, ...

... u re, the urgent wants and unalterable resolutemi of the oppressed tenant farmers of Ireland. l'osaibly, at this moment our Whig rulers are c maul:int' how, by some delusive proposition, more to evade the righteous demand f the Irish people. It will be ...

... inspired by hostility to our re I zion. Those Catholics who have sold themselves--whe• ther for gold, for partisanship, for Whig favour, or fiir the name of social and political respectabilityto the present Government, have now their just reward in the ...

... supplicates the Pope no' to condemn the Colleges. It may be that 1)r. Murray, implicated as his Grace unhappily is with the Whig Government, may have wished to go as near to this meaning as he cmild go consistently with his personal honour. But his Grace ...

... for Ireland when they can obtain place and pension. (Hear.) At present your voice is feeble in the English Parliament. The Whigs can propose any measure they choose ; they clip and they alter, they cramp and they stunt measures beneficial to the interests ...

... Cardinal, are events of that peculiar value to the wise men of this world, and it should excite surprise in no one that the Whigs are ready to take advantage of them. The political party which devised the penal laws, and made religion treason, is now again ...