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... THE WHIG GOVERNMENT AND THE PAPAL AGGRESSION. Can we forget what use they made of their leisure December, 1834, and January, 1835? Can we forget tbat those months were held the consultations between Irish papistry and English innovation which resulted ...
... The Whig writer makes out a fatally good case for his party. He shows that, short of Church Reform, the Whigs have, during the last four years, done everything that wisdom could suggest or justice require for Ireland. We ourselves see, and the Whig minister ...
... THE USELESS WHIG GOVERNMENI To the Editor of the Worcester Journal Sir,—As your traly Protestant paper is advocating with great zeal the holy and good cause which just now creates such intense interest in the minds of all true-born Protestant Britons ...
... THE WHIGS & THEIR AYLESBURY PURCHASE. We shall really very soon begin to pity the Whigs, so puzzled and troubled dv they seem to be with their new acquisition. Even success too dearly bought in some places and at some times. The mere election-bills themselves ...
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... The Papal Aggression and the Whigs.—The impression grows stronger and stronger that the settlement of the Papal difficulty which ministers intend propose is virtually hand over to the Pope the Irish diadem tin; Queen. We are submit to the insolentag ...
... MR. ROEBUCK'S NEW WORK. Nearly Ready, Bvo., HISTORY of the WHIG MINISTRY of By J. A. ROEBUCK, M.P. Vols. I. and IL—to the passing of the Reform Bill. London: John W. Parker, West Strand. ...
... MR. ROEBUCK'S NEW WORK, Nearly Ready, Bvo., HISTORY of the WHIG MINISTRY of 1830. By J. A. ROEBUCK, M.P. Vols. I. and ll.—to the passing of the Reform Bill. London: John W. Parker, West Strand. ...
... soon be inquiring, what will the Whigs do in reference, to those topics of absorbing interest—the Question, and the Distress of the Agriculturists of England Now, we confess that we greatly distrust tbe family Whig Cabinet, both from its antecedents ...
... quiescent thoir strength. Seme of the Whig-Radical prints pretend to discover in the comparative calm the present time relaxation the national hostility to Papal invasion. Lord John suspect, knows his men better. Tho Whigs have done good thing this week in ...
... the Whig candidate, even although, contrary the usual custom, and indeed to law of Elections, his very agents were sent as a reserve corps to swell the poll. If all these efforts were really meant not so much to vanquish Houghton as to show Whig strength ...