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... opposed to the Whig Party as any one present, but he wished to say he thought they ought to oppose as far as they could the Conservative Party, and, unless they had a strong chance of obtaining success, they ought not to run the risk of having a Conservative ...
... would cease to be Whigs and Liberals. Unfortunately in England and Ireland therein too huh, difference between Whigs and Liberals on one side, and Tories and Conservatives on the other. The difference mainly consists in this—that the Whigs aud Liberals are ...
... divorce betwe ligion and politics just as strongly as we objected to the Whig-Liberal Bill for divorcing husbands from their wives ; that we don't consider the temporal independence and sovereignty of the Roman Pontiff a trifling interest mad unworthy ...
... tion with the Whig Liberals, on condition of a plentiful distribution of places upon one side, and unahrinking political support on the other, or s hould make up their minds to devote their efforts to the one purpose of patting the Whig Liberal party ...
... was an honest man and would not join the cause of either Whig or Tory. We have Often in these columns proved that the Tories and Whigs are enemies of Ireland, but we have maintained that the Whigs are the greatest enemies with whom we may have to contend ...
... WHIGS AND TORIES. The Wexford People, iu an able leading article, considers the arguments usually put forward on behalf of those Catholics who helped to put Lord Palmerston, Lord J. Russell, and Kr. Gladstone into power, and who still exert themselves ...
... Beverley : Grand Concert. 229 LEADERS: The Whig-Liberals and the Reform Blll.—The Ckrotairk and Fra Paolo Barpi.—The Tipperary Election Committoe.—Rome (From our own Correspondent). 232 REVIEWS: Off the Line.—The Month.—The Confraternity of St ...
... 249 sive partisanship for the Whig Government had not incapacitated him for fair reasoning. IVe pass over the Oath Bill, which is jast passing through the House of Lords with the support of both Whigs and Tories, and for which the Government deserve the ...
... successful opponent of the Whig Lord of the Treasury, who has dealt the Whig Party such a heavy and unexpected blow, has not been a Conservative nor an Independent Oppositionist, but a known and tried supporter of the Whig party in another county. Rut he ...
... will you vote?' asks the Whig pamph lateer. That depends ou local circumstances. •' Against whom will you vote ?' 1 ask. •• There is but one answer conceivable to any Irish Catholic of sense or spirit : Against the Whigs ! The Whigs, whom the Pope declared ...
... Catholics who were not supporters of the Whig-Liberal party was only nine or ten, and when the result of a general election was the return of twenty-one Catholic members, whose first act was to restore the Whig-Liberals to power against the most urgent ...
... everywhere by Catholic Whigs and Liberals of those Catholics who are neither Whigs nor Liberals. Now, as far as Catholic Whigs and Liberals are concerned, it is easy, and we think, reasonable, to answer that they should vote with the Whigs and Liberals. There ...