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... people from the point of view from which they look at them } Unfortunately for the peace and prosperity of this country, the Whigs made it rule during their former administrations regard the Irish people” the Roman Catholic community only. All their complaints ...
... the cabinet in their opposition to the temporal power of our Holy Father; because, when one reflects on the conduct of the Whig government in the revolution of 1849, who, by the means of our Consul at Rome, the late notorious Mr. Freeborn, employed sccret ...
... The work which, in its original form, cost four guineas and a half, is offered, in its improved form, at 12s. Cd.' Xorthern Whig. 44 Of all the monuments to Mcore, whether reared before or since the poet's death, the best is the cation of the Irish Melodies ...
... 1848, who, by the for the Catholics to speak out, when the congres: “ pacificator,” his reason for so doing being, as he said, Whig Government in t which they had all heard, was about to be held in Par that the possession of so formidable a weapon would ren- ...
... have no fancy whatever for the return to Mlle late government; fat my part I no whatever for any one English anaisim above Whigs than Tories, or en e a rt r and I have been ta u ght • leessis maiihm l4ll . llllllll to plass no confidence in any dessemen ...
... office of the late government (hear, have predilection whatever for op? English minister above another —for Whigs Topao, for Tories over Whigs—for you and I, friends, have been taught a lesson by our great liberator to place confidence in any English ...
... .1 anted without the slightest misgiving and I find it, set anticipated, per. As the draper sells his cloth to his they be Whig, Tay, a:Radical—as hasp his to-day from Ertemonaw N so the right to f e es as in your case, his solo of an Independence; and ...
... have won by the most destructive war. The Morning Herald the Prospect of the Present Ministry There reason to believe that the Whig Government are considerable difficulties about their Christmas bills, and that their creditors, the British public, must expect ...
... late government (hear, hear). I have no predilection whatever for one English minister above another—for Whigs over Tories, or for Tories over Whigs—for you and I, my friends, have been taught a lesson by our great Liberator to place no confidence in any ...
... in the sgitatinn, ha voneheafseone historical foot, and one piece cl eontemporary information. This-is the historical foot: Whig Oevsnmsal, in the revelation of 1848, bymssns ol her Coeval st Home, the Ist* notorious Ur. Preebom, employed eectet service ...
... ths cabinet in I their opposition to the temporal power of our Holy Father; because, when one retlects on the conduct of the Whig government the revolution of 1848, who, means of our consul at Rome, the late notorious Mr, Freeborn, employed * secret service ...
... that long series of brilliant essays with which, daring twenty years subsequently, he enriched the pages of the Review. The Whig party, then in power, were not slow to recognise the menu* of the son of Zachary Macaulay They gave bias a lucrative appointment ...