... “at home” from sunset sunrise, which was introduced into this Par., liameut by Sir Robert Peel, was defeated combination of Whigs and Protectionists ; not that they desired to spare Ireland but that they wished to defeat Sir Robert Peel and get into bis ...

... of Letters from this gifted and popular writer, replete with information on subjects of the interesting nature. Publishing Whig, 7, Lower Abberstreet, Dublin. ...

... the future impossible, if cause be not shown for its reversal by the Roman Ca- tholics themselves. No British party—neither Whig, Tory, nor Radical—will admit into its ranks men who assent by their silence and do not dissent by their acts from the prin- ...

... tionality wh,th is her r also sinoerely trust you will manfully t wits every Liberal member who will not support, independently of Whig or Tory, at the meeting of the 15th, the principles laid down in the Bishops' l'a4oral. Spare no inam—Ever your., CATUOLICus ...

... order to keep appearances, to join in the movement. But the Whigs of England are their masters—the rich ones from whose table they expect the crumbs of place and patronage to fall; and the Whigs of England are the deadliest Lies of the Pope and secret abettors ...

... therefore, this valuable officer labour. was told to consider himself superannuated as past his That there was any promising young Whig actually in waiting prepared to step into the vacant post, we have no right to affirm, not having precise information upon ...

... the last few days, by toms leading and devoted Ultiamontaniats ns to the ultimate and (to them) satisfactory settlement (he Whig government of tbs Irish National Education que-tion, would lead one to give some credit to floating rumours which herald triumph ...

... vanquishing the (Pope’s most formidable enemies, who are here home both in Ireland and England—viz., the Irish and English Whigs and Liberals. This they have not only the right do, but the duty also. The Pope’s .worst enemies are now wielding the power ...

... period in quiet and orderly atato, and the feelings of the people ar* greatly excited and shocked this occurrence.— Northern Whig. ...

... LABOUR RATE ACT, In addition to the Coercion Law, the Whig ministry brought in, and carried, this year, the labour Rato Act This was, in few words, additional Poor-rate, payable by the same persons liable to the other poor-rates ; the proceeds to be applied ...

... M'Clclland and Sub- Inspector Mathews, and tho disappearance of Holden, and, also, of tho sub-inspoetor’s horse. Northern ‘Whig.’ THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY. Sunday having been appointed for the collections in behalf Catholic University in the archdiocese ...

... of the weaker brethren” we do not for an instant mean the handful of small Cawlholic” schemers in Ireland, hangers-on of the Whig faction, who write letters to themselves in provincial newspapers (as the Editor,” complimenting the said Editor upon the manly ...