... Papacy on the Contiueot, while the Whigs, who are liberal at home, are the most (inveterate enemies the Pope and the Catholic Church abroad ; in a word, that the proper course for Ireland would be to ateer clear of Whig or Tory factions, and to extort as ...

... that the essence of independent opposition consisted in opposing the Whigs. He did not urge independent opposition to the Tories, for knew it was The Tories did not give a hilling the Whigs, God bless them for it.. (Laughter).” County of Cartoie. —ln themmurof ...

... is inly giod news for Ireland, for themselves, and trust, for the sake all that may well founded. WHIGS AND THE PAPACY THE TOIIIES TOO I'E ! The Whigs h*»e been always the most mvete.ate enemies the Papacy, and consists the strength of the Conservative ...

... ANSWERS TU await the Division List, lo know the Irish members who sapp.dled the Whigs, and g>jaiifc) of oven 1 It scandainus; and nothing but the flut-nce—the ;nterferenoe of the Bishops in»k Politics wdl make them honest. But they ill hoe.st - ...

... ot the necessities ot his position, he proposed to strengthen his Cabinet by offering high office to several members of the Whig party, including even certain members of Lord Russell’s Government. He should, therefore, have to ask from his own supporters ...

... Compulsion (cheers).and from Whig u**r Tory own we hop© obtain any redress for the many grievous wrongs we groan under, unless they are again compelled grant it. again Assert that we never had obtain even simple justice from either Whig cr Tory unless they are ...

... all shades of opinion—loth in England and Ireland. may observe that we are glad to see the Tost denouncing the rule of the Whigs for the last twenty years in such scathing terms. ...

... ourwlve* upon the change which has taken place in Catholic politics, and upon the disruption of (bat old alliance with the Whig Liberals which was the hopeless obstacle to every good motion, not to feel sanguine for the future. Still at pretest we are ...

... , Ac., they will not contiol more than five-and-twenty returns ; and the Catholic ■ Whig Liberals will return at least as many as live-and-twenty Whig Liberals, Whig Liberal j appendages. And in that case, whatever Ministry may be in, or whoever may be ...

... disintegration is, the dissolution of the all auce between the frisk Catholic aud the Whig-Liberal parties.” would be idle and dishonest deny,” continues the Tablet, that the Whig party has given powerlul help to the elevation Irish Catholics in the social scale ...

... pursued. The Whigs have always had Irish Catholic support, often accompanied* the rum of tenants, driven 1e poverty tor their Liberal voting. What, has been tlie reward of Catholic Ireland for these services and these sacrilices? The Whigs have starxed ...

... the particular function which is still, as in the days of John Sadleir, its founder, to support the base, bloody, and brutal Whigs.” And the better to effect this purpoee for the gorernment, it professes to be roost Catholic in its articles, thus gilding ...