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... against Whigs and Tories. With what admirable skill the ministerial preamble is con- trasted with the first clause, and two sets of conse- quences wholly different are made to follow from both I This came from fishing in another's waters. The Whigs were ...
... propriety of organising an association for the purpose of opposing an effectual barrier to the kindred aggressions of Whig liberality and Whig perse- cution. Well, so it is; genius is intuitive, and the writer, had he made his month's journey- ing to Tuam ...
... any attempt in that direc- tion, impossible, or at least impracticable. The penal bill, and the earnestness with which the Whigs urge it in the face and in despite of the Irish people, prove that some association-some great popular body, which would c ...
... surely will the celebrity and real greatness of the Irish physician and surgeon pass away with the present generation. The Whig cen- tralizers know this thoroughly, and therefore the scheme to destroy the medical schools of Dublin is as much part of the ...
... which the Whig leaders, who recognized his claims, sacrificed place and power for a quarter of a century. Not all the obloquy to which the admission of the Roman Catholic tribune to the presence of the Sovereign in council subjected the Whig patrons of ...
... The humane and the hard-hearted, the charitable and the selfish, are all equally interested in the issue of that part of the Whig plan which is so unscrupulously bent on closing the public hospitals of Dublin. When the last of the 160 beds that are now ...
... the Catholics get more than their own share. There are twelve common law judges, and three of then are Catho- lics. The Whigs are great at making Catholics judges. They would prefer appointing a Catholic to be a judge to placing him in a subordinate ...
... THE CRUELTIE'S OF CENNrHALIZATION-TIIE HOSPITAL GRANY IS. The Whigs are never tired when the lash is to in- flict injury upon Ireland. They love the labour. It has no fatigue for them. The fortnight's vacation which the persecutors have taken with respect ...
... Monday, in an article which we quote elsewhere, accounts for another portion; and what mast be more satisfactory still to our Whig rulers, demonstrates that the paupers created by misrule, who have the good fortune to be providedfor by the State, are certain ...
... the offence with which they were charged is more heinous than murder, forgery, or burglary! This is the view on which the Whig governor has acted, and Sir Geore Grey well sustains him in his novel cruelty. Sir William Denison exercised the fullness of ...
... the united kingdorn.' The chains now forgingfor the Catholics of GreatBritain and Ireland by the hereditary enemies, the Whigs, should ring in their ears, calling them together to stand to the faith, to the church, and their religion ; for a treacherous ...
... X~nle 4teemait~s S(otuixat Eb~~~ _ _rclls~ul - I DUBLIN: SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1851. THE WHIGS AND THE GAZETTE OF AUGUST, 1849. Who can forget the sorry figure made by minis- ters in the commencement of the session when they were charged with introducing ...