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... 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 ...
... published abroad, bearing upon the condition of the Catholics of empire, and the treatment they have experienced the hands Whig Government. It serves also to show that there is ipon the Continent constant and a watchful atteulion bestowed upon the affairs ...
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... 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 ...
... that the whole affair will to pieces after that meeting of the cabinet. the meantime, there are at least three members of the Whig ministry who are eager to resign at once. refer to the noble marquis, the noble earl, and the right hon. baronet, to whom alluded ...
... inevitable ; and you have ruined your country. And when your place shall have been filled by your official successor, whether Whig or Tory, is all but certain that he will have heavier work on hands than unfrecking and insulting loyal Catholic Bishops, and ...
... on the faet, that the mind of the continental powers will remain in immutable hostility to all year future cabinets whether Whig or Tory. You have placed several thrones in imminent danger ; you have ranged several peoples in the battles of civil strifo: ...
... it, with admirable presence of mind continued, “Yes, mine hearers, zav Got te king—ploss him mit blenty hardt dimespleas him whig barlimcnt—pless him mit all kindths of pad luck—pless him mit a short Uf—unt, Lordt, may ice hare no more him.'' Westlrx Etiquette ...
... EXPECTATION BEING CSEFCL TO OCR COCSTEV OCR Dbvts Sccllt, Slatt.uent of Vie Lairs. DUBLIN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1852. THE WHIG MINISTRY. The subjoined letter from our London Correspondent, upon the present ministerial crisis, will be read by the country ...
... And, from that hoar to this your cruelty is unchanged in every country where you could develop your sanguinary persecution. Whig and Tory is all the same to us when Catholicity he proscribed ; and although upwards of three hundred years have elapsed since ...
... upon this subject bir and although the laml Lieutenancy of Ireland has been pressed upon him, he feels reluctant to touch the Whig connexion. The Duke has, it well known, late years applied himself with great interest to Irish matters. During the famine ...
... y afforded to them, come from what quarter it may, of insulting the same time, the Catholic faith, clergy, and laity. The Whigs sometimes make very fine, and even very liberal speeches in the House of Commons; but they are, almost never in their offices ...