... inflicted on them at the hands of the Whigs) (Shouts of Never.) Were they prepared to accept the horrors which the present government had inflicted on themthe horrors of famine, followed up by the spiritual inflictions threatened in the speech of the ...

... but the Whig Government. The question is, whether they shall allow the Whigs to be chastised, and thus secure a further postponement of the Bill, and the invaluable aid of the chapter of accidents, or whether they shall interpose lietween the Whigs and the ...

... edCrhol;l4 who , believe in t!.e Whigs. The Whigs clamoured for Catholic relief, I the. 'Doles granted it. The Whigs enacted penal laws and! the Tories repealed them. No inelsure n relief has ever come from the Whigs, not one. A.I I it great blessing ...

... a, and others no doubt to follow, will not we suppose, eject the Whigs till the session comes toits natural end, and, still more clearly, till after the next g' neral electnn. The Whigs are admitted to have reached the extremity of weakness—in fact, to ...

... THE MINISTERIAL DEFEATS. We have barely space to write half a dozen sentences on the two additional defeats which the Whigs have enjoyed during the last ten days—a minority of fourteen on the income tax--the Irish Brigade counting for very little in the ...

... who had such an attachment to the Whigs, that they were horror-struck at the notion of giving an active opposition to the Whigs. (Renewed cries of Hear, hear.) They say, Good God, are you going to put out the Whigs'? They had long since got rid of ...

... been expected, for the Whigs. Some members, who were unwilling to censure Lord Torrington, stayed away, being unwilling to give a mere party vote to prop up the Whigs in difficulty ; but Mr. O'Ferrall attended and voted for the Whigs. The other Irish Liberal ...

... if either Whigs or Tories have so overwhelming a majority that they can snap their fingers at the Irish Brigade. we shall be, humanly speaking, lost. We have, then, simply to see that neither party gets this majority. We most vote for Whigs or Tories ...

... result of a Whig defeat. Supposing they do come in, what then 1 Catholic Ireland defeated the Tories before; and what reason is there that they would not defeat them again 1 Besides, if the Tories came into power, even the most lukewarm Whig will at once ...

... Abe eablet. and made a great display of secondhand Whig history for neaiiy two hours by the clock. On the trammels and fetters cast around the Church by the Emperor Joseph he was particularly impressive. He quoted the obsolete system of that pedantic ...

... maintained in even a ricketty existence the Godless College which the Pope had censured, would maintain in office a rotten Whig Administration found guilty of nothing worse than persecuting the Church. All these things, and others of the same kind, made ...

... truth, to disprove the charge, and to clear themselves from the imputation. Two hundred and one members having heard all these Whig falsehoods and hollow evasions, solemnly pronounce them to be false, and declare that Lord John Russell formally en- c:iuraged ...