... the Whig organs, that between PALMERSTON and RussEl.l. on one side, and DEBBY and MALMESRY upon the other, there was no choice open to Catholics, since all were equally hostile. Our own belief is, and, indeed, we know it to be true, that the Whigs and ...

... with the Whig Government, would take immediate action so as to have fitting candidates for the next election—men who would hold themselves independent of every Government, Whig or Tory, who would not consider the just claims of Ireland. The Whigs ignored ...

... matter of prise. for they had on all occasions evinced the most virulent hostility to the Catholic religion ; but to have the Whigs, that party which got into power ou the shoulders of the people, do so, was to hint (Dr. Burk•) the source of deep surprise ...

... lace the helmet of our brave defender. But the Whig marshals on the lists postponed the combat, and the public began to think that it would never come to pass. And it might easily have been so. The Whigs are generally cowards, and would always rather ...

... to give no Whig vote in opposition even to a Tory clause of persecution introduced into the Bill. Out with the Whigs and down with the Whigs at any risk, and whatever the consequences. Nothing can be worse than to be at the mercy of a Whig cheat: Weekly ...

... Queen's Colleges unfortunately exist here. We have Whig magistrates in crowds, and, mirabile dicta, even our Clergy, with a few exceptions, are Whigs. During the past 26 years Cork has had two Whig representatives. Why does not one of that party come ...

... perhaps, carved by others. Like Whig promises in general, is this promise of Chancery reform. Much talk, but no eood ; on the contrary, it will make Chancery a g reater evil than it is now, and the reform of the Whig reform will be more necessary than ...

... ploughed with the keels of their those quadrupeds which our Whig nobility and our Whig Viceroy encouraged will not supply the materials of that commerce. The Connaughtmen mast have hands to work, not pigs to feed. The Irish once had a flourishing woollen ...

... that even for Whigs the hypocrisy of objecting to such a course would be too gross and glaring. The Whigs had held possession of office for ten years, and in that long period had done nothing whatever for Reform. Eight years ago the Whig Premier, when ...

... a, and others no doubt to follow, will not we suppose, eject the Whigs till the session comes toits natural end, and, still more clearly, till after the next g' neral electnn. The Whigs are admitted to have reached the extremity of weakness—in fact, to ...

... no, nut a bit of it. If supporting the Whigs could have brought blessings to Ireland. she would not now stand in need of everything. Whig gratitude has borne plenty of thorns and no fruit ; and of these thorns Whig hands have made for ill-fated Ireland ...

... sincerely to adopt his propositions, and give practical effect to his advice. We perceive some Whig journals, particularly a morn ing metropolitan contemporary, whose Whig predilect ions have long been manifest, seek to persuade the public that his Grace is on ...