... addressed the me+tigg a lp a poretful style, and called for groans ft r the Whigs-•- (grosna)—and in groaning the Whigs, they groaned Mr. Geoid, for Mr. Gold was the nominee of the Whigs ----(groma)—and the Mayor of their city was a (C0.16,nel groans and hisses ...

... involved in the election—that of civil and religious liberty throughout the empire, will triumph in this election ; that both Whig and Tory will be defeated ; and that the return of Mr. Ryan will be secured. Still, everything depends upn the Catholic Clergy ...

... hear.) I am rejoined to are men here of all creeds and all shachs of nolitical opini —Protestant, Catholic, Presbyttrian, Whig, ai d T-ry (Cheers.) It omens well fur the success of the g'orious cause in which we are engaged. (Cheers.) Within the last ...

... to denounce this rank persecution, for I can call it. by no other name. Worthy champions of Protestant England ! an abortive Whig, and an apostate Jew ! ( 44 Her. 7, hear, and cheers.) I am happy to think, ea I have had the opinions of many persons, that ...

... upon unjust ground. : whatever may be the faults of Oxford, they are not to he minded by the p..pular nostrums of scientific Whigs. The admission of Disfente s into the existing College., and the election of such to fellowships, and, eventually, to the headship ...

... two was but to prepare us for the penal laws and persecution which were to constitute the second act of the tragedy. The Whigs, if I mistake not, enacted all the ' penal laws, and never repealed one, with the exception of some trifling relaxation in ...

... Ireland show ever little of a common feeling with them—ever little of a resolution not ' ro let a c iwardly, slintll ng, lying Whig Government hold up Catholicity to the y s of the world a wretched sect it can oppress and trample on as it pleases,oh I then ...

... the inhabitants of Limerick was held in the City Court-house, to express their feelings on the recent insolent letter of the Whig Premier to the Bishop of Durham. The Court-house was densely thronged. Never before was popular indignation raised to such ...

... people to do everything it, their power to prevent such a contingency. by securing the election of Mr. Michael ilyan, and the Whigs would not then dare to bring forward such an infamous and accursed law. - - - The Rev. Mr. M`Mstios, P.P., Doonass, seconded ...

... their nominee. There was another candidate, a double-faced, tr acherous Whig, who, with one hand, was begging support from the Whigs, and with the other from the Tories; and, as Whigs generally do, would, if elected, deal out impartial treachery to both ...

... and trenchant severity, the disastrous character of his political creed. He bid them beware of a man who was proposed by a Whig and seconded by a Tory. He reminded the people of the extermination and the banishment of their fellowcountrymen to the shores ...

... occupied the city with troops !- -who but the It hies been, and ever will continue to be, my endeathe bloody, and the brutal Whigs ? Where is your to promote the efficiency and maintain the purity j base, the He is in London, looking for a Coneniasionerof ...