... could occur than the instinctive alliance Lord Derby boasts of being now consummated between Cardinal Wiseman and himself. The Whigs, acting upon principle, fought the battle of degraded and enslaved Romanism. TJiey took the starved and benumbed viper, cherished ...

... might seem to carry us back to those long-ago days when party differences assumed almost the intensity of private hatreds; when Whig and Tory ladies wore their patches on the right or the left cheek to denote the faction which they favoured; and when a hundred ...

... effected is by working the oracle at the Registries. No doubt about it. The money viciously expended in corruption by Tories and Whigs at one General Election would most efficiently work the Registries for a number of years, and it is by vigilant and unremitting ...

... (They laughed heartily.) All right. We shall have an answer fur you, I dare say. Mr. D. Nay, there's no want of answering in Whig* Administration, except that the thing itself never answers. r , Mr. G.—lly dear fellow, mercy. Remember lam only just out ...

... received some civilities from the inhabitants, resolved to give party in return, and in spite of the remonstrances of some Whig friends, he resolved to inclnde in the invitation Bishop Dunbar. 1 he worthy bishop tried to excuse himself on the ground of ...

... pilfer, and put money in their pockets—they were party men, and upheld their party, and all honour to them for bo doiQg, for if Whigs had been in their place, would they not have acted in the same way The present situation of affairs is this, the Old Specials ...