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... as far as we are concerned, we rather rejoiced in the document, considering it as framed by, and intended for, the Catholic Whigs and Liberals of Ireland ; for though a weak and poor production, it rather exceeded anything for which we were inclined to ...
... , and I find it, as I anticipated, perfectly satisfactory. As the draper sells his cloth to his customers, whether they be Whig, Tory, or Radical —as the physician takes his honorariton to-day from Ernest Junes, to-morrow from Charles Newdegate, so has ...
... Catholic Declaration can be justified by anything said or done by Pope Innocent Xl. respecting what is commonly called the Whig revolution of 16$$. With many apologies for trespassing upon your space at such length, but for which the importance of the ...
... Liberal Party, and of the Irish Whigs who brought back Lords Palmerston and John Russell to power ? I will answer the latter part of this question by saying, that I think I have more fully expressed the true genuine Whig-Liberal -Revolutionary sentiment ...
... co-operation to rightour country's wrongs, ( cheers ) and unceasingly an dsteadily to demand of the English Government, be it Whig or be it Tory, those important measures embodied in the Pastoral Address (cheers). Your district, to be sure, is small and ...
... 's Hist. of Pol. Transacts., c. R, p. 239. Macanlay's Hist. vol. 111.. c. 14, p. 139). So that what is commonly called the Whig Revolution of 1688—the dethroning a Catholic and the substituting in his stead a Protestant Prince, for jut causes--was co ...
... power, to give places in Ireland to their Tory supporters, instead of to their Whig enemies. These attempts to influence the Irish people have not been made merely by Whig journalists or Ph(enician newspapers, by Liberal place-hunters or Government officials ...
... of a promissory note, leaving the amount of misgovernment given in return for obedience a blank to be filled up according to Whig or Tory taste. Our own belief on this important question, if, without claiming any authority whatever, we try to remember and ...
... (cheers) ; but the Ministry were put out in a month after those bills were introduced by the vote of the Irish Brigade. Now, the Whigs allege that Lord Derby's Government had no sincere notion of passing those bills. I do not know how they obtained this information ...
... which so nearly concern our religion and the liberty and free action of our Church. It is not to be wished for that either Whig or Tory, Protestant or l'resbyterian, should be allowed to intrude into the domain of ecclesiastical affairs. But, unhappily ...
... the hands of Lord PALMERSTON, Lord JOHN Re SIELL, and Mr. GLADSTONE. We never doubted that in making such great exertions for Whig Cabinets, or in inducing the Irish people to confide so trustfully in NA. ro LisoN 111., His Grace believed that he was serving ...
... stand, and, as I have said, now it is time for us to an independent position (cheers). No matter how unwilling a Tory or a Whig government a Derby or a l'almerston—may be to guarantee ne any cobeessions, still united, striking together politically, we ...