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... which the Whig party expect will follow from the entire transaction. To discuss all of these probable issues and expected results would be premature, if not injurious. These dissertations we consign to the congenial columns of the Tory and Whig journals ...
... Church is even valued by us as a grievance, because, whenever the Whigs are out of office, it affords us a cry with which we go to the people, and rouse them against the Tories, till the Whigs return to place, when we are glad to drop it till the next occasion ...
... Democrat. A NEW TENANT LEAGUE. (From the KiMaw Yormal.) Mr. Sharman Crawford, aided by the Dish& bunting Post, the Norther Whig . , and a few other newspapers of the same, or nearly similar politics, proposes the establishment of a new Tenant Right A ...
... WlEnight, Mr. Whitty (editor of the Norther* Whig), Mr. Holland (editor of the Uhtermax), Alderman Mullane, Mr. John Porter, and Mr. H. H. O'Hara. The following is an extract from the report in the Whig : The Rev. Mr. MAGILL, P.P., said—l would like ...
... representative of the Catholic . constituency of Mayo, in preference to the Conservative, Captain Palmer, so much was said in the Whig journals a few weeks ago. This extraordinary composition is an insane and furious libel on the Catholic Priesthood, aid confirms ...
... alone capable of doing worthy service to their country and their Church. It is to them that the country will look when the Whigs and infwlels assail the foundations of society by tampering with the indissolubility of the bond of marriage. It is to them ...
... 1857. that corruption and those immoral practices which have handed over the vast majority of the smaller boroughs to the Whigs and their well-disciplined array of election agents. But with protection to the voter, and no protection except that of the ...
... violent political changes, but sincerely attached to the principles of wise and well-regulated liberty. The Esparterist or Whig faction is almost extinct in Spain, which promises well for its future peace and prosperity. We have been compelled to devote ...
... expediency of the policy. To do this they must be ever ready to avail themselves of their freedom from all ties, either with the Whig Ministry or the Tory opposition. They must identify themselves as much as possible with the defence of Catholic rights and ...
... to the minute-book, read the resolution: in question % one of which called on the Irish electors to refuse their support to Whig call&dates. Mr. CARTAN—In making a few observations in reference to what took place in Dundalk, I have to refer to the resolution ...
... interminable length of the debate and its furious violence have brought discredit on the League. Who say so ? Firstly, the Whig papers; and secondly, the very persons to whom the length and violence of the debate were due. It is said that the League has ...
... one of whom was a Whig. He (Mr. Calcutt) put forward an address avowing the principles of independent opposition, and the result was that he converted two of these gentlemen-- (laughter)—threw out another because he continued to be a Whig, and another was ...