... people have nothing farther to accept or hope for from the Whigs. And we hail the auspicious omen which the public discontent and the division list of the Commons afford, that from the the people have little further to fear. Their da/s are numbered; already ...

... the new whig •• emancipation-act. (From HmrdHUk.) It appear* (bat toarthinfr, after all, ia ta done •boat ‘•Papal aggrearion. Thera ia ta ba a aaraaore. The aaaaoiption of any territorial tiile* it be punishable two month*' imprisonment; and the (few ...

... the wily Whig had nourished the serpent still. He hid its poisonous fangs, but did not destroy them. The ablest legal opinion in England pronounced authoritatively, that the first clause of the Bill drew all the others with it, and the Whig leader, who ...

... and English Catholic members will allow Whigs and ories in Parliament to fight out their battle, that they will not sully their hands by assisting paltry, persecuting Ministry, supported and lauded every hollow Whig and lying Liberal in this country, to ...

... as an important disclosure of an Inestimable boon, intended for the educated classes, by Whig administration, as if anybody now cared straw to know what the Whigs were doing, or intended to do, or Imagined that their piujsli their delusions, their arrogance ...

... with the Whigs ; because the Whigs have deceived them, as Sir Robert Peel deceived the Tories, and with less excuse for doing so; for Sir Robert Peel*s treachery was, in fact, the sacrifice of party for the benefit of the nation, whilst the Whigs’ treachery ...

... produce of antagonism to its progress and operation. WHIG T ACT ICS—CURIOUS CHANGES- It is singular how political parties veer. The Tories of the first half of the nineteenth century were exactly the Whigs of the latter part of the seventeenth century* and* ...

... against Sir William Somerville, or rather against the Whig Executive in Ireland, for and labour done, papers sold, and exertions made, Mr. Whiteside expressed it, save the nation j and this saviour of Whig, gery, and proteptor of the integrity of the British ...

... united Ireland, and ally the friends of religious freedom against the hideous atrocities of Whig rule. All must now see the real intentions of the faminecreating Whigs. Even ** distinguished friends,'* of whom Lord John sought counsel, and who, being Caiholies ...

... the government of the country has been almost entirely in the hands of the Whigs j since *32 most of the appointments to which we are about to refer h»ye been made by the Whigs, and yet this seemingly pro-Catholic party, supported Calhulio votes and adhesion ...

... OPINIONS THE BELFAST PRESS. Northern Whig, February So. “An Exhibition eminently csleulated to elevste the Idea* while it pleasingly engages lbs suention sud io* strucls understanding.” Belfast Chronicle, February 26. •• The paintings are really what ...

... follow their leaders for good or for evil. AH sections of Liberals followed the Whigs—all sections of bigots, intolerant#, a fanatics followed the Tories most religiously. Whig, in those days of clanship, meant civil and religious liberty; Tory, exactly ...