... occasion, what is the conclusion to which we must come That Lord Palmebston's prosecution of the Priests is simply piece of Whig vindictiveness, and that it can have no practical effect on any future election ; in as much as, with the terrors of a public ...

... prosecution of the Rev. Messrs. Conway and The Whigs were even worse enemies of Ireland than the Tories (hear, hear). He was decidedly of opinion that the bill it now stood should adhered to. Both Whigs and Tories hud given their sanction to it. knew ...

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... a shelter for incapacity, a Minister’s only cover from impending defeat, a mere trick of office. A difficulty arises. The Whig Cabinet are unable deal with it. They cannot see an inch before them. They cannot tell what it is proper or expedient do, what ...

... of harassing legal strife which has been maintained beyond all endurance for party purposes* But it is admitted the Northern Whig that another element than dissatisfaction with the conduct of the Reaites entered into the repulse ol the Romish clique. Their ...

... his aervices, but having been discharged at tha time the reduction was made in the army now entered the constabulary Northern Whig. Roger Ascham say—l heard good husband bis book say, that to omit study sume lima the yesr, nude as much for the increase ol ...

... the present exalted position ; nor could be have obtained il if Lord John Russell bad not been untrue to himself, or if the Whig party had not been wanting leading intellects. The fall of the Duke of Newcastle and the absence leaders the Liberal side, ...

... High Sheriff of Mayo is have another chance of returning his own son to Parliament. It may bo true but what do Ministers, the Whigs, or the Sadleirites expect to gain by this? Perhaps they mean to try if the Catholic Priest will dare to enforce the duty of ...

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... Government, he would have been the means of inflicting its deathblow upon ecclesiastical intimidation. The feeble and tricky Whig clique, however, shirked ibair duty in the crisis, and the consequence is Colonel Higgins’s expression of opinion—for which ...

... presents, is wc rcjjeat,unknown to our political history. There is another curious feature in this matter. Both the moderate Whig and the violent Priests’ nominee have descended into the mire ; while the latter was shouting against the mean placehunting ...

... Pennefather and Greene. The other judges (including Mr. Justice Crampton) were all named Liberal ministers, and taken from avowed Whigs.” We refer, of course, only to the Twelve Judges.” Should Mr. Fitzgerald accept the vacant post there will then be seven P ...