... cannot be accomplished without our active co-operation. The schemes of NAPOLEON depend upon the continuance of the Whig Ministry, and the Whig Ministry depends upon the votes of our representatives in Parliament. The question is to be tried next week, whether ...

... in the world (great cheering). Though I do not quarrel with any man for his political opinions, and I believe that Tories, Whigs, and Radicals may be equally sincere in the love of their country, yet it seems to me that in some there is a great shortness ...

... the further consequences of that fatal perversity. The way to do so is to turn the Whip out of office. By turning out the Whigs, the Roman Catholics would, of course, enable their natural allies, the Conservatives, to recover possession of Downing-street ...

... which issue will be formally joined, we cannot help knowing, what is cer- tin and inevitable, that the foreign policy of the Whig Ministry is about to be put upon its trial. It is about to be put upon its trial to this extent, that those who entertain ...

... sides are committed to a party hat* ; and then rearm is, uneertain uch side to go ; a state of mind eminently pleasing to the Whigs. At present, it would' hardly be safe to say that one-half of the Irish members, all round, are in town—and certainly not one-half ...

... Irish Liberal who makes up his mind to risk the misrepresentation and odium which are sure to follow a vote adverse to the Whigs and favourable to the Tories, must be acting tinder a strong sense of duty, and not from a factious or unworthy motive. It ...

... and Lord Dartmouth, together with a couple of anonymous pamphleteers : that is to say, a few English partisans, with their Whig and Tory gossip and their Protestant interests to anbeerve. It would appear to me somewhat rash to suppose that the majority ...

... harrier after another.' It has been justly remarked, that in the Coa-1 mono House of Parliamegt, the two great parties called Whigs and Conservatives are now so nearly equipoised, that a small Irish phalanx could at any critical moment I overthrow any ministry ...

... under any circumstances, tolerate the re-election of any man who has proved by his Parliamentary conduct that he is more a Whig than an Irishman or a Catholic. The policy to be pursued towards Irish Catholic members has been powerfully and briefly enunciated ...

... compromising his reputation for romantic disinterestedness and philanthropic. generality. We know now for certain what the Whigs pro- pow. Like the Chartists, they have tendered their live points : 1. The principle of non-intervention to be applied iu ...

... ever approved the Whig Revolution of 1688. That Popes Innocent XL, Alexander VIII., and Innocent XII. continued to hold occasional political intercourse with William' of Orange after the Revolution, is so proof that they sanctioned Whig principles. The ...

... been encouraged and sanctioned by the Whig Ministry. At such a time, as the Bishop Of Birmingham remarks, nothing but fixed principles and a vigorous, decided action will serve. Are not those who supported the Whig Ministers morally accountable for the ...