... THE WHIGS AGAINST ORANGEISM. have scotched the snake; not killed it: She’ll close, and beherse f.’—Shaubspkark. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NATION. Dear Sir— The first fruits of the government inquiry into the recent riots in Belfast, have appeared in the mild ...

... again so dangerously indiscreet, it is placed under restraint throughout India. Whether this characteristic measure of lb? Whigs will coaewl th« true Muses the October 24 Bevolt, or enable a corrupt: and oppressive system of administration to evade public ...

... sir; not even this shape shall our present happy system of church support be assailed, and the way paved for that favourite Whig project-the salaried endowment of the Catholic priests. Our present system links priest and People: it one which certainly ...

... it. Having given aome eztracti from the Morning Star, the Democrat eontinnaa Theae are facta for the aconndrela of the Iriih Whig preti, who desire to gag honeat newspapers, and terrify them from speaking the truth. But they will not succeed in their vile ...

... when the Times of the morning contains a letter from an intolerant Englishman demanding the enforcement of the law, and the Whig organ of the evening displays a letter from a Catholic prnst urging upon a Catholic Constituency the claim of therespectaHe” ...

... all comers a general trap-bottomed coffin-deal five-eighths was too great luxury for mere Irish Celts, and the demand «t the Whig massacre dens in Kilrush, Ennistymon, Skull, Skibbereen, and Grose Island, and many unrecorded places, could not be kept pace ...

... find the above in the columns of our Dublin contemporarv, the Freeman, who has it from that precious sycophant, and wretched Whig rag, the Wexford Independent, a paper never properly at home but when lauding the aristocracy. The writer wishes to become ...

... Plunkett died at Tyburn, p tin Barter, steward to the Duke of Ormond, iu the has termed these acts Whig massacres,' and yet Irishmen sustain the Whigs, and forget that once again God humiliates their enemies, and puts all we have watched and prayed for ...

... How could Carlisle sanction, such mummery of superstition ? Ye venerable Catholic gentlemen of Wexford, most of you of the Whig school, many of you not far removed from your graves, and some of you, perhaps, feeding life's waning lamp with cod-liver oil ...

... resort to such tricks openly and palpably from the commencement of the Indian Revolution. There was not man in all the Island, Whig, Tory, or National, who did not fetl that so many unimpeachable British historians had told so much of the truth about India—that ...

... nal privileges of tins church. This committee to consist the Moderator, Drs Cooke, Morgan, Edgar, and Macuaughten.’—AWAcrn Whig. THE GALWAY ELECTION. COMMISSION OF INQUIRY. Galwat, Tuesday Evening.— Messrs. J. F. Ball, Q. C.; John Leahy, and Piers F. ...

... after the Indian military force had been entirely defeated. The press in India ',is no longer free, the true instinct of the Whigs having prevailed, to eile.tce or restrain it. Much confidence can not be placed political party which dreads publicity, and ...