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... divine; He served-hut served King George the Third.- A Bigot; but, away the taunt, I-le was at least a Protestant. That Whig of Whigs, our opwn Nassau, In High Dutch once was heard to say, He wished, fair Erin that he saw, Stone-drowned ten thousand miles ...
... horse market was far below an average; somae nod horses, however, were disposed of at prices, in someod reaching 151.-Aorterm Whig. The fair of Carrens, held on Tuesday, was in en good. Cattle were in much demand and sold well ?? was no advance in ?? Examniner ...
... proved our truest friend, the English govern- ment or the Irish Catholics ? the decent, civil, bribing, ma- ?? government of Whigs and 'liberal' Tories, or the priesthood and people of Ireland, whose 'excesses' have shocked you, whose politcld tendencies ...
... however, for the plorposi of placing the entire pra&% fully before our readers. The meeting of liondaV asee0nh .. resist the Whig scheme of centralisation 'Ihiedelnlat we believe,. has railcar th Tie wre b~elieve, ha8 ?? the government by surprise. prepared ...
... four bishops of fouiteen years' standing l We now turn to the bishops of seven years' standing, most of them, he it observed, Whig appointments. The Bishop of Worcester (Dr. Pepys) complained bitterly to the commissioners, in 1844, of his nett income being ...
... seem to have recog- nised the necessity of proving his qualification for the trust by avowing a becoming participation in the Whig ministerial horror of Papal invasion, and by affixing the University imprimatur to Lord John Russell's deathless letter. In ...
... certain parties liktly to be well informed on such matters, and which, if true, may tend to show the amount of principle on which Whig conX- sistency rests for support. It is said that the late No- Popery manifesto of Lord John Russell was elicited by a private ...
... religion of Rome that it is more immedi- ately engaged in contest. Those who recollect Mr. Gladstone's memorable speeches on the Whig penal law of last-session, will not easily believe that in writing his recent pamphlet on the affairs of Naples, he suffered ...