... the Cabinet iv tbeir opposition to the temporal power of our Holy Fatber ; because, when one reflects on tbe conduct of tbe Whig Government in tbe Revolution of 1848, wbo, by means of our Consul at Rome, the late notorious Mr. Free- born, employed 'secret ...

... peany print, but to champion for Ultramontanism with quite anotber spirit. Tbe Dublin Evening Post, too — an old-established Whig Organ — bas caught tbe Infection, and raves like tbe Univers for tbe Pope ; and so on witb tbe Corh Examiner, Limerick Journal ...

... ** Thank you, gentle- men. I am quite innocent; the jury have dose me justice. Homes of the Poon in Belfast. — The Northern Whig has been sending its reporters into tbe poor places of Belfast, and it gives very terrible descriptions of ibe state of tbe ...

... bad done so much to carry it. For 20 years the authors— l mean the Parliamentary authors of that bill— | the leaders of tbe Whig party, steadily refused to step one single bair'sbreadth in advance of it. Tbey justified by tbeir condact tbat wbicb a friend ...

... But tte pmper remedy is in tbeir own power. Xet tte Catholics of Ireland terminate tte old Lichfield House compact with tbe Whigs. Let them,, even at the eleventh hour, seek to undo tbe efftct of tb_ votes of tte 21 Irish Reman Catholic rocabers whicb placed ...

... could best cheer and lighten, his own labours. As hereditary chief and champion of the English Whigs Lord John Russell may deplore the loss of tbe eloquent Whig historian, but he will mourn still more over the true friend and honest counsellor, on whose ...

... three men to whom this movement points are — General Scott, Judge M'Lean, and Mr. Bate?, all men of good position, and all old Whigs. Ofthe three General Scott ranks first, and probably would make the best run. There is a strong desire to have a military man ...

... wbicb so nearly concern our religion and the liberty and free action of our Cburcb. It is not to be wished for tbat either Whig or Tory, Protes- tant or Presbyterian, should be allowed to intrude into tbe domain of ecclesiastical affairs. But, unhappily ...

... ites—and a tolerably numerous Lcdy of Whigs, wbo brought to bis recollection a hairdresser's shop in the Strand, witb tbc announcement, ?? Wigs made so natural as to defy de- tection. (Laughter.) Some of these Whigs were sup- posed to be strong Reformers ...

... party— and tbe Whigs i were to be considered, and have their claims recognised in the formation, or rather, reconstruction of the Administra- tion ; and how tbat promise was fulfilled every one present was well acquainted witi. Tbe Whigs, who seemed to ...

... witnesses for my defence ' t leave to call ihe Dublin Evening Post and tbe Globe. m :,ru,eris ?? organ of the Casile when the Whigs are ' the latter is the Euglish official journal of the «. bovernmect. Both of them concur in praising the ' _■-•«> and in ...

... science. A simple believer in the divine right of j kings, be was not at all prepared to adopt the poli- tical creed of the Whig aristocracy. Resolved on i not acknowledging the Government of William and Mary, he for some time doubted whether he could ...