... purposes that the Catholics of these countries should bear in mind that the Whig advisers of Queen Victoria. are as ?? as were the Whig advisers of -Queen Anne. If the present English Whigs can safely gratify the dis- positions which, with all their virulence ...

... ibamefully violated by the perfidious Whigs of that period. Yesterday the virtue tand visdom of Limerick secured for Ca- tholic liberty throughout the empire advantages which will strike terror into the perfidious Whigs of our own times. Old Glencoe and the ...

... the corruption displayed by the Globe is too evident. The Whigs have overshot the mark. Never again can the representative of a Catholic constituency be a supporter of the anti- Catholic Whigs; and what man will venture to seek the suffrages of a Catholic ...

... employed, in its official ca- pacity, to announce and defend a new parliamentary reform' bill, or to aurounce and defend a Whig bill to ra-enac; the corn and navigation laws. Bets of ovyters and chanipagne wihoht any odds, were freely offered and taken ...

... ensure, not a total defeat, of course, but a heavy blow and great discouragement; and also to facilitate immeasurably to the Whigs the taking of the second steps . in the system of penal Isgislation which they have sworn to inflict upon us. We fear greatly ...

... 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 ...

... is this to be accomplished ? Do not think for a moment that it will be by your representatives allying themselves to either Whig or Tory faction-do not think you can hold your liberties, and at the same time send your representatives into parliament to ...

... Gentlemen, when I entered parliament I took e an early opportunity of making a declaration of my senti-f ments with regard to the Whigs (hear). I considered them e the enemies of Ireland-I said they were the heartless ene- I mies of Ireland-I said they were intent ...

... Standard). If any circumstance could make us forgive the wanton insolence, and the unblushing ingratitude exhibited by the Whig Premier in his never-to. be-forgotten letter to the Bishop of Durham, the meeting that took place in Dublin on Tues- day last ...

... there is nothing left for it but self-sacrifice, and we shall shortly have the announce- ment that another of the hungry Whigs is Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, vice the Earl of Clarendon turned patriot. On dit that the prosecution of the Popish bishops ...

... the fears of the alarmed officials who look for conso- lation in its columns by endeavouring to make its readers believe that Whig traitors and place- beggars will continue to be endured by Irish conr stituencies. But of all the absurdities current, there ...

... Wbiggery or Whig policy; and I think, without being guilty of egotism, I might point to some services where my name is written, and not in a dishonourable manner, on the page of par. Ilamentary history, totally distinct from Whig policy and Whig principles ...