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... pinit of the pr ess. DESPOTISM IN BELFAST. (From the Northern Whig.) Our readers will find in another column a letter purporting to be written by the Roman Catholic Coadjutor Bishop of this diocese, and to be addressed to the shareholders of the Bebast ...
... bring back the 10.1100 of love—slit itiod deed •i.l bring Lack • deed in setnte-t l ilia hearts us the faititiy dies instead of Whig so many loosen, icy islands, shall be lull of warm airs sod eebottig bird vi.ices aoseeting bat and furtli•ith • consists' ...
... mankind. The folly of admitting Papists into Parliament is already pretty well manitest flora the fact that Governments, both Whig and Conservative, are, in a great measure, dependent upon the support the Pope’s brigad«,and thus tor temporary power, dangerous ...
... Henry Poynte,K*rl Spencer, has been chosen by the Liberal” party to govern Ireland Lord Lieutenant. 'Hie question which the Whig Radicals of the day have chosen to agitate for the purpose of attaining power, place, pav, and patronage. is the destruction ...
... church, and separate kingdom, under the protectorate of France. here were two opinions upon the subject. Ti Whig historian, Macaulay, tells that Whigs, end Tories, even English Jacobite*, “gloried in the glory ori.iiniskine« and Londonderry.” Vet a Bishop ...
... a pistol pre sented at the breast. There great deal of deception and duplicity in the career of O’Con ncll. At one time the Whig* were denounced as base, bloody and brutal,” at another they were like old hat* stack in a broken window-they served to keep ...
... be said that these new appointments are in any way influenced by the narrow cliquish,and family considerations of which the Whigs are too often unjustly accused their appointments. The tw«» names together show that broad political considerations were nut ...
... thessters so ran, as est resertainly; se ight I. as not beetleg the air. but I seddr il z i telr.-I it I. day, as it were, it Whig it into subjacent; that by any =soft whoa I bare prerslrd Mires. I etyma =sell be east-away. Codapry arm hesibly the intimder ...
... Romanist and revolutionary allies, being in favour the ballot, while Lord Palmerston and the Protest ant-Conservative patty, both Whig and Tory, ore strongly opposed to it, may make Mr. Whalley doubtful as to the alleged advantages of change that would give ...
... are not five Fenian ear dere—or only five within the pri on.— Daily Er press THE BELFAST ATUOLICIII ATIT'UTE. Ihe Northern Whig of yesterday stoves. that nn Monday evening last, a lull melting of .he shareholders of the Cathoic Institut.. was held in ...
... under its influence, liis Grace was born in the year 1787, and was consequently in his 77th year. Churchman in theology and a Whig politics. He was appointed to the archicpiscopal see of Dublin by Karl Grey in 1831. 'Hie appointmeoi gave rise to murmurs ...
... Ireland to-day, and soon German flags tibonhi mese to droter in an Trish bream.. o.rtain tyrants *tumid bite the and certain Whigs. with their ahhettors end curve-ter.. gy to t h e inottitain to avoid the avenging power of an notraire4 people. Rut, sit. ...