... ed and treacherous Whigs, and that month, together with the month of June, will, in all likelihood, be spent in the disgracc nl attempt to fetter the Catholic hierarchy because they have resisted the encroachm nts of the said Whig ministry, and refused ...

... THE WlllLiS AGAIN IN PLACE. J»un Ul-ssei.l and his Whig associates are a-aiii in ortice, hut it must evident that their rusiu° uis indeed very unenviable. Having the con- C,deuce of the people, the Kussell ministry thought sustain by an appeal to bigotry ...

... when he thus refused simple investigation to elucidate truth in a public cause. Dut the Mayor of Drogheda i» « Whig, and your thorough-going Whig can nothing in a straigtforward manner. All his acts are performed if directed some spirit whose movements are ...

... members who voted for the M higs liraeli’s motion. stating that the Whigs were beaten, the Tories would come into power, and propose even a worse penal measure than that of tho Whig party. Kelsh rose and told O'Connell that he had lost his confidence ...

... because it was bad (loud cheers. ) Hut hether the Whigs went out office, or remained in fora short time long r, the time was comiu when Ireland, least, they would called to account— when the name of whig would b* enough to dam - any man tling f -rthe ...

... on the subject at the mooting in Uubiic, in the plainest terms lie aid was not prepared worship the •• golden oair'of the Whigs, and would submit to incarceration, sooner than bow to the decree of the English parlianient. And should bedragged like a felon ...

... ludttess was disposed of and the board adjourned. l‘l MfLTINUS—TI»K I** LAWS.—A public met; the catl.olics was held Sunday u- the Whig penal measure. the sat • public meeting of the people ot I pper Cnggan took place, when a petition against l;iw> W a’, pled ...

... ■ivr. t Bi*l .me i>t' Whig |» -lit yin Irelan.l tor five years ark. can l.arJly that hi'fine plan la v rntirel? Lurid in i. stuily, or among S r Uob. rt’s t.umorials. it was gossip in ('ltiba and caatasaed ti;.’ Cabin t. And the Whig* acted it after their ...

... political and religious ideas they said, must lead you to that way. You are a Whig, and who is more bitter enemy to the independence of the Catholic church than one of the Whig faction? You arc for taking the Catholic youth from under the control of the ...

... the archbishop of arm h. While the organs of English despotism and th« treacherous Whig ministry are pouring out their slander on the head of Ur. Cullen, endeavouring to blacken his character ; misrepresenting his motives : and threatening that all the ...

... consequently was right moving that the petition should entrusted to him forpresenlalum. Hut the Somerville clique—the serfs of the 'Whig memlier for the borough—could not agree to such reasonable projvosition. hey mustered together and carried an amendment giving ...

... with a hack ot the Treasury. The correspondent of the says that the member for Dundalk, was one of those who voted for the Whigs. We hare no doubt of t. 1 Mr M-fullaghs votes in that will never astonish because we have not and never had any confidence ...