... . He would ask them what was the difference between Whig* «nd Tories?— which had done moat tor the destruction cf tbe Catholic religion? (Cries of Tories and Wing*.”) From time immemorial the Whigs had been the enemies of Catholicity. They destroyed ...

... College. A large number of Engl sb nrembers, irrespective of party,— Whigs and Radictls well Conservatives,—l ok to Mr. Napier as thfir leader in religious questions. 1 have beard both Whig and Radical members say so. member in House is more respected than ...

... energy, and all to no avail. It is said that two hundred barristers were influenced certain persons. The mere fact that the Whigs would consent yoke the son of the Lord Chancellor of Ireland along with one of the chiefs of the “Brass Band” shows the fierceness ...

... events prevent disappointment on the part those candid souls who in past years may have put their trust in the new school ol Whig officialism. ...

... of Air. Disraeli and the Conservatives, be will be abandoned by Lord John Russell and the Whigs ; if he adopts the principles of Lord John Russell and the Whigs, he will be deserted by the Conservative portion of his following. If any European complication ...

... Irish Liberal members voted with the Whigs for putting the income tax on Ireland. But the Chronicle is speaking of an independent Roman Catholic party, who have a burning sense of having been betrayed by the Whigs, who made tools of them, and cast them ...

... re-assembled, a phalanx never to be marshalled again. Is it not so, for has not the Times said it, and has not many an exclusive Whig and most illiberal Liberal repealed the assertion with exulting illibcrality ? If Conservatism needed the forbearance of Liberals ...

... Waldron); but the issue here was the greatest importance—uamelv, whether this great county was to be yoked the car of tha Whigs (vehemeut groans); whether it was to bow down, fawn, and crouch like spaniel fur the crumbs of office; or whether it was to ...

... symbol of the horsewhip, after the truest fashion of the Muscovite wooer; but doubt much whether all the Whig lords in the county, assisted all the Whig baronets, will have power to horsewhip the constituency to the hustings in support of a candidate who ...

... meta tremefecit Oiympam. This morning the Times published a very carious statement, showing the number of peers made by the Whigs since her Majesty’s accession. I have taken the trouble count them up, and I find that in a period of eleven years of office ...

... Opposition to pure Whig; just as the Whigs, if they were in Opposition, would prefer one ot ns to a pure Conservative. We acted in concert with the Conservatives to avenge the^ Ecclesiastical Titles Bill; acted in concert with the Whig* to punish the Stockport ...

... votes had ever been found fault with. For five years be had been kept out of Parliament by the satellites of the Whig'. He had been called Whig, though it was he upset Lord John Russell's coach. The object of his coming there that night was to tell them ...