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... action soon the opportunity will have passed by. and the people will become more and more impressed with the notion, that, under Whig rule, the law may be violated with impunity. Rut there is a lesson and a warning in all this. It should teach the Government ...
... but it was legislation in favor of the Roman Catholics, and, therefore, adverse the ProteslanU of the country. The history of Whig rule for the last thirty years has been history of concessions, many which should never have been made; and we not expect find ...
... exploded policy of exciting the N'>rth against the Bouth. and attempting govern the country by other nofair means Smoe the Whig influence among the constituencies, never had gross aa Insult h**-n offerer) to the msglstrsirs ftee country than by the a ...
... jiansh- »H W! »ra on actual chant for dail* *.7 „ ' ■. isos Irons ionci* of |tropnaing that an addruas bread Adores la all the Whigs will have about •“'I * l' k 'to of pUto .houl.i to ptotontod to lh. Hr.. 1 „ (1 .tore the number of Cl.m.inn, .tot A lmMl vi ...
... treatie, of u. aporonrlate could f.wglve it; and there were many other 0™,.. pnreirm of the grant Horn Parllamint to hich iho Whigs had not !•« lorgotun, and il the repairs their bniWings t. right hon, oppndte were wire .ho, Mr. SPOONER nmved. amendment ...
... will resign or upon thi« affair will he sham ftght, got to teel one. The Tory oppraition doe* not want kill the Whig Cabinet, and the Whig Cahlnol doe* not intend to hilled. The case • •ne which t-eery nilier may rote according to hi* erntM.-ieiice without ...
... expfaustion in reply to th.- queries pal prominently the letter the E**r J. 0»l--lottly. C.C., which appeaml In the WreJcly Whig of the 4th Instant. Mr. 0. asks, ** Is not true that on the June a i»roresBh»n, calcolsted endanger the peace, passed thromrh ...
... papers joining Rome in her awful work, r.nd smoothing the way for putting chains on liberty. Has not this been the conduct the Whig and the Belfast .Wrrcury-(hisses)—who, like the rest of their school of so-called Liberals, are the roost intolerant and i ...
... hoot from office the base, bloody, and brutal Whigs,’* sod support the Tories, who were sincere la everything they promised. That, body, we are ni length convinced of bed faith and dishonesty lbe Whigs in everything connected with the mlereel* of Ireland ...
... Government in course which even the Roman Catholic members denounced. In Derry, the remembrance of glorious events which the Whig Lord Macaulay would have immortalised, if they had not, indeed, immortnliHed themselves, has for ICO years l»eea preserved ...
... THE WHIG THE LATE ORANGE BOIREF. It to expected that our snccew, in being the only newspaper in which appeared anything like a report of the recent great Orange aoireo, would excite the envy of onr less fortunate rivals. Accordingly, have the Whig vainly ...
... Chair Logic in the United Aberdeen University. Coadjctor Rom*v Catholic Bishop.—The two local Roman Catholic Journals—the Whig and the Horning Sev>s —of Monday contain copious reports Of the ceremonies In Saint Malachy’s Chapel, on Sunday last, on tho ...