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... set of principles to the Whigs, who use it their badge in England, and the Orangemen who glory in it in Ireland. In order to account fur this, it may not be uuinstructiva just now to advert to the historical mutations of the Whig parly, and to contrast ...
... discussing Whig principles. Everybody knows that no man hates freedom of discussion more than Lord John Russell, whenever his sect becomes the subject. There is only one question sacred in tis eyes, and that is the supremacy of the unbelieving Whigs. Every ...
... extraneous matters have great etfret in the decisions of Wexford juries, particularly in cases of popular or Catholic rights versus Whig or Tory. Johnny Greene could give testimony ou that point were he not a J.P., just now. Now, in sober sadness I may ask—Did ...
... rendered unmeaning or inapplicable our older party names of Tory And Whig, too many Tories having, upon the Roman Catholic and other later questions, passed over to the Whi gs , while some Whigs, to their Imam, adopted the old Tory principles. What, then, is ...
... clergy, bad the raanHueu r*'Ut the exaction of tyrannical impost with the same ditermination the Her. Mr. they would teach the Whig Government that they shnald either legalise the titles and the position of the Catholic Hierarchy* or abandon all claim to ...
... for any subject on which a colleague was likely to be attacked. But that alacrity was only available for colleagues, as the Whigs soon found out when, after the brief-Tory ad- ministration of 1852, they re-constructed their Cabinet without bim. The same ...
... We prefer the Tories to thetreacherous Whigs, and the Radicals to either. The Tories of the old school gave us freedom for our altars, a college to educate #ur clergy, and great measure of free trade. The Whigs gave us coercion bills, gagging bills, and ...
... voices” of the voters —each party striving to out-general the other, and to place in our Civic Chamber a majority of either—“ Whig or Tor#”—so that . uesday next will be a—“ great day for Ross-.” The hour for Ross is 9 o’clock, a m., and for Rosbercon—“ ...
... INCIDEN OF l'IlE WAR. Tut INTERIOR OF :,ERASTOFOL.-1 he Northern Whig pulished a letter from an artillery man to his brother in Belfast. dated Camp, September 10, in which he says— Sebastopol is one of the finest towns that ever I put my foot in ; ...
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... We will eueopt to the they sweessded. they the art a. the would ialtdelued the of the i hey we,. Vieth the olepriag of that Whig:lsm which stabs whilst It cobras* its vistas is the clasp of, friesdship. The Poor Schools of the Chrtatiaa Brothers have ' ...
... press—a section of the latter, in parti i cuUr. has not ceased up to this moment to d-signate «h«m “Government Bishop ”—a “ Whig Bisls*,p”—r.nd to call him other equally unwarrantable to not one of which has shown any claim, save ; m the imaginations of ...