... the last thirty years, by the misrepresentation of successive English Governments, and above and before all others , of the Whig Cabinets. Now, it seems to have been by virtue of a I special Providence that there arose that peculiar combination of cir ...

... the Church throughout the world. The English Whigs stand by virtue of Irish support that is become indispensable to the faction now, and if we oould muster sufficient magnanimity and zeal we could lay the Whigs low for fifty years to come. Fifty, even twenty ...

... former one, but not less difficult or important. The work of the obi political system is done. The old parties are effete. Whigs and Tories have had, their day. Vain would it be to attempt to galvents, these corpses. New interests, new problems have' arisen ...

... A few of them only refugia ' faithful still.' The rest have gone over to our enemies, the cold, treech roue, and heartless Whigs and the result is, that the arch- traitor Keogh, is on his way to the judicial bench : and Ireland—sick of treachery, deceit ...

... THE WHIGS IN ROME. The public has been lately gratified to learn that a pet child of the Whigs has been released from the prisons of the Pope, and sent in safety to the island of Malta. This exemplary man has been rescued from his fate by the energetic ...

... the following words :— It would not do to bring forward the au stion of the Irish Church Establishment as it was done by the Whig Radial party some twenty , or twenty-five years ago. It would now be brought forward in a for better shape. Thee did not propose ...

... since the discussions on the Veto—was there a moment more important than the prevent. If Ireland must not become a speechless Whig borough—debased by place-beggars and the basest description of public men, and held and enjoyed by tyrant landlords and mi ...

... honourable minds to adopt his fews of pubic affairs. The well-disposed whom he offended were men who could not resist the Whigs, and who almost always took the side of Government, or who acquiesced in its proposals. Is there anybody who thinks that the ...

... denominated an avarice of your wove, which means. as you expounded it voireelf, that sithouch not disposed to vote acainst the Whig government. you would walk out of the house when they. was no dancer of their defeat. Believing, as you do. the Tories to be ...

... of nature will develope themselves to their true proportions, and if any vacancies occur in the Stite 1 - niversities, the Whigs will give him suitable colleagues. It is probable that some Catholics will complain of the State teaching even in those days ...

... and separate libel, the libellous assaults could hardly be said to be unnumbered, or even prolonged. The zeal of the Whig organ in protecting the religion of the country maexcuse the warmth and strength of its language. There is a good deal ...

... his bill against the objections of tip- Prefent Premier. who considered them far too liberalwhile he led both the Tory anti Whig members of the committee in opposition to even a discussion of the principle of the hill of the League. (Hear, hear.) He his ...